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A Willis Towers Watson survey finds that 52% of companies plan to require employees to be vaccinated by year end.
“Employers are in the middle of an intense war for talent that’s not likely to let up anytime soon."
The insurance brokers have scrapped their merger following a lawsuit by the U.S. Department of Justice agreement to block the transaction.
The European Commission said Aon had addressed its antitrust concerns over the insurance broker merger by agreeing to sell Willis Tower Watson assets.
Will companies "turn their attention from securing liquidity to unwinding their cash savings?"
Only 37% of the employers surveyed by Willis Towers Watson in October had remote-work policies in place prior to 2020.
The pandemic could promote disruptive innovation to lower costs, but it will take pressure from the business community to make it happen.
The coronavirus had "a major impact" on slowing medical cost growth this year but the trend "is expected to be short-lived," a survey finds.
The $30 billion deal creates the world’s largest insurance brokerage.
If current trends hold, eventually stock-retention requirements for CEOs may be almost as universal as equity ownership requirements.
Dealmakers' share-price performance trailed the MSCI World Index by five points, and deal volume sank as tensions left companies in wait-and-see mode.
