Lloyd’s of London grew to be one of the world’s major suppliers of specialized insurance. Since it was funded by individuals, it essentially became a marketplace where wealthy individuals could fund insurance for risky occupations. After World War II, England’s government began to provide national health care and compulsory education. Unemployment was so low, it was difficult to find people to hire.
Learn more about how Lloyd’s attracted and retained their workers in the 1950s with Tammy Erickson’s video blog this week.
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Thinkers50 Limited has updated its Privacy Policy on 28 March 2024 with several amendments and additions to the previous version, to fully incorporate to the text information required by current applicable date protection regulation. Processing of the personal data of Thinkers50’s customers, potential customers and other stakeholders has not been changed essentially, but the texts have been clarified and amended to give more detailed information of the processing activities.
