There are many different types of insurance cover that a business
will need to look into, and some that are required by law. You can find a
full listing and evaluation of these on online comparison sites like Money Supermarket.
But here is a list of some of the main policies that should be
considered by businesses and details of what they provide if something
goes wrong.
Personal Liability insurance
This type of insurance provides cover for claims for compensation
from people outside your company; this may include people injured at
your place of work or members of the public who are injured or
belongings damaged because of your company. This policy will cover any
compensation or legal costs resulting from a claim against your
business.
Employer’s Liability insurance
If you have any employees then you need to take out this insurance by
law. The policy protects you if your employee is injured at work, or
becomes ill because of their work. This policy will also cover any legal
costs accrued. You must purchase a minimum of £5 million in cover by
law if you have any employees, although many policies will automatically
cover you for £10 million.
Property Insurance
The insurance will cover you if there is any damage to your place of
work or your tools. This may include anything from flood damage to
theft. If you take out this insurance you need to calculate how much it
would cost to replace everything in your
Professional indemnity
Professional indemnity will cover you if your client loses money
because of a mistake you have made, or because the work you have
provided is deemed substandard. If your client makes a claim against
you, this policy will protect your business by paying for compensation
and covering any legal costs.
work place, down to your office
tables and chairs.
Tuesday, 21 February 2012
A Mini Guide to Business Insurance
3:14 pm
No comments







0 comment:
Post a Comment