WTW recouped post-Aon broker losses, shifts to ‘opportunistic’ hiring

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Global insurance broker WTW can shift into more opportunistic hiring to patch up more specifically targeted growth needs after a year of wholesale onboarding in 2022 designed to recoup talent lost when a major merger plan fell through, a top official has claimed.

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Insurance Broking, WTW, Personnel, Employment, North America

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