The Insurance Charities calls for industry unity to support colleagues

Amid the rising cost of living

Jaskeet Briah
clock • 1 min read

The Insurance Charities has called for the insurance industry to unite to support colleagues in the sector with the rising cost of living.

On Monday (19 June), The Insurance Charities will launch an annual week-long awareness campaign. The campaign is aimed at encouraging the insurance sector to help disseminate information on the practical and financial support available to staff members working in the industry who are facing "challenging circumstances", the charity detailed. The Insurance Charities is the charity for the UK and Irish insurance industry that supports current and former insurance employees and their dependants. Over the last year, the charity donated over £1.3 million to support current and former ins...

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