What does employers' liability insurance cover?

Employers' liability insurance covers legal costs and compensation claims when employees are injured or become ill due to workplace activities, providing essential protection for UK businesses against potential lawsuits and financial liability arising from work-related incidents.

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What does employers' liability insurance cover?

Employers' liability insurance is meant to protect employers from financial losses following work-related accidents. It covers the compensation costs and legal fees that result from being sued by an employee or ex-employee for illness or injury caused by their work in your company.



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