The Motor Insurers’ Bureau (MIB) is proposing redundancies, as it embarks on a three-year transformation programme through which it will update its technology and adopt a more digital approach. The programme aims to update every aspect of the organisation’s operations. She explained that this meant several jobs may become redundant, but several new roles might also be created through the changes. MIB has been in operation since 1975 but was set up by the government after the Second World War with the aim of providing insurance for motor vehicles that were not insured at all.
The Motor Insurers’ Bureau (MIB) is proposing redundancies, as it embarks on a three-year transformation programme through which it will update its technology and adopt a more digital approach. The programme aims to update every aspect of the organisation’s operations. MIB has been in operation since 1975 but was set up by the government after the Second World War with the aim of providing insurance for motor vehicles that were not insured at all.