Aon sees resilient insurance labor market, signaling stronger advisory demand
Aug 25, 2026, 3:11 PM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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The study reinforces a stable to growing insurance market with hiring backfill and revenue optimism, which can bolster demand for Aon’s HC and risk-advisory offerings in the near term.
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The Jacobson Group and Aon released a semi-annual U.S. Insurance Labor Market Study showing hiring stability and ongoing revenue growth expectations in the insurance sector. Aon’s commentary emphasizes turnover stabilization and backfill hiring, suggesting sustained demand for risk, human capital, and advisory services. If these trends persist, Aon could benefit from increased demand for its services in the insurance industry over the coming quarters.
89% of respondents plan to increase or maintain staff in 12 months.
78% expect industry revenue growth; hiring backfill dominates growth hiring.
74% of carriers will use hybrid work; 7% daily in office.
Aon notes lower turnover may indicate stability but hiring challenges persist.
Industry employment could rise about 0.78% over the next year.
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