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ARTICLE · 08 DECEMBER 2021

How Insurance Can Attract The Talent It Needs

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The insurance industry could tap a €2 million training fund launched by the government to train sector employees.

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Together.Again. FinanceMalta meets Insurance | How Insurance Can Attract the Talent it Needs

The insurance industry could tap a €2 million training fund launched by the government to train sector employees.

How can Malta's well-performing insurance industry attract the right talent in a tight labour market? This was one of the questions being discussed at the recent Together. Again. FinanceMalta meets Insurance event, which analysed the current status of the insurance sector in Malta. Developing industry-specific training, recruiting professionals from abroad as well as raising awareness about insurance as an interesting career were mentioned among the measures that could help the sector attract and retain the talent it needs to continue on its growth course.

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