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On Aug. 19 at 8:02 AM, an employee in Boston quit their job at Willis Towers Watson, a global insurance brokerage. That's not unusual. But what happened next is. Seventeen more employees quit in short order, and by 8:46 AM, 18 workers had left WTW.
Those employees didn't go far. They walked out of their office at 125 High Street in Boston and into the office next door at 225 Franklin St., where they began their new careers at Lockton, one of the world's largest privately held insurance brokerage firms — and WTW's direct competitor.
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