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Workers' compensation insurance

As an employer you’re legally required to take out workers' compensation insurance for your employees. The insurance covers both full-time and part-time employees.

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  • Cover the statutory requirements

  • Get a full summary in the online bank

  • No employer's national insurance contributions on the costs and they’re tax-deductible

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What does workers' compensation insurance cover?

  • Employee injury and illness that occurs during working hours and at the workplace
  • Settlement payment for permanent injury, for example loss of sight or hearing
  • Loss of capacity for work and income
  • Future expenses for health equipment beyond that covered by the National Insurance Scheme
  • Loss of income and expenses until the settlement date beyond that covered by the National Insurance Scheme
  • Disbursement to spouse or cohabitant in the event of death and extra disbursement if the employee has children

You can also insure your employees to a higher degree than required by law by extending the statutory coverages with higher sums insured and additional coverages.

Product information (IPID)

Workers' compensation insurance (PDF)

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Other sickness insurance

Covers illnesses not caused by work, i.e. beyond the reaches of workers' compensation insurance. Examples of illnesses covered are cancer, cardiovascular diseases and stress disorders.