Aon-Jacobson Study Shows US Insurance Hiring Stability in 2026

Reuters
Mar 04
Aon-Jacobson Study Shows US Insurance Hiring Stability in 2026

Aon and The Jacobson Group’s latest semi-annual U.S. Insurance Labor Market Study points to continued stability in insurance carrier staffing. The survey found 93% of respondents expect to maintain or increase headcount over the next 12 months, with 43% planning to hold staffing levels in 2026, a 15-year high. While recruiting difficulty has eased slightly, technology, claims and underwriting remain the top hiring needs, and actuarial, executive and analytics roles are still the hardest to fill.

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