Keeping Employee’s Safe

June 21, 2011 · Filed Under Business Insurance, Insurance · Comment 

Safety rules and guiding principles regarding the workplace are important, especially if you want to keep your employees happy. The best employers know that if they keep their employees feeling safe and happy at work, compared to having employees that are aren’t, their staff are more likely to be grateful for the benefits they receive and ready to go the extra mile that’s often needed to turn ordinary good work into great work. How is it possible then to ensure your employees remain safe? Firstly, you can start by making sure your business is protected from any potential damage. A secure workplace is a safe workplace; therefore certify you have the correct types of business insurance such as professional indemnity insurance and public liability insurance.

There is also another type of insurance you can take out for your employees, which is a legal requirement for businesses in the UK, called employers liability insurance. Your employees also have to feel secure in the knowledge that if the worst happens, for instance if they suffer an accident in the workplace or develop an illness which has been caused as a direct result of their job, then they are covered and suitable compensation can be paid. The compensation not only covers medical costs and loss of income for the employee, but also legal costs claimed against a business too.

Wedding Insurance and Illness

June 7, 2011 · Filed Under Insurance, Wedding Insurance · 1 Comment 

If you, your partner or a close member of your family falls ill and your wedding has to be cancelled as a result, wedding insurance could protect you financially. Wedding insurance will protect your wedding attire, cake, flowers and rings, as well as insuring caterers, the venue, transport, photography and even the marquee in case of cancelation.

Your wedding insurance will normally pay up to the amount stated in your schedule for any expenses incurred for cancelling ceremonial attire, flowers, photographs, caterers, transport, accommodation and other wedding suppliers. This is usually only applicable if you have to cancel your wedding as a result of the death, injury or sickness of the bride or groom or a close relative which would make it inappropriate for you to continue the wedding.

If you cancel your wedding as a result of illness, you could be faced with extortionate fees from your venue, caterers and other service providers. Wedding insurance will cover the costs associated with cancelling your wedding day due to illness, as long as the illness is not related to a pre-existing condition. With quality wedding insurance, you can feel safe that all the main elements of your big day are protected in case you or a close family member is not well enough to participate.

Illness or injury is the last thing you want to suffer on your big day, but sickness or injury is a very real risk which could potentially jeopardise your whole wedding. It is worthwhile being especially careful about what food you eat prior to your wedding; you do not want to take any risks with food poisoning or gastroenteritis which could stop you walking down the aisle.

Whilst accidents do happen, you will also want to ensure you avoid particularly dangerous activities or sports before your wedding, so you do not put yourself at risk. If you have a lot on your mind before the big day, you may find you are a bit distracted or even accident prone – so it is worth being extra careful on the lead up to the big day – especially at the hen or stag party!

After all your careful planning, the last thing you want is to cancel your wedding day. By being extra careful and taking out good wedding insurance too, you can enjoy your big day and toast the bride and groom to good health and happiness in the future.

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John Lewis Insurance offers a range of insurance services selected by the John Lewis Partnership. These include home, life, travel, car, pet, event and wedding insurance products.

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Business Insurance

March 13, 2011 · Filed Under Business Insurance, Insurance · Comment 

When it comes to a business, there are a range insurance policies available for every field. The right insurance coverage for your field of allows you to acquire the protection that’s needed, without paying for any superfluous charges. Most of the policies crucial for covering your business will protect the integrity and finances of your business, in case you’re taken to court for legal action. Legal fees can bankrupt even the most profitable of businesses, which is where insurance can help cover the costs.

When it comes to businesses that have employees for example, employers liability insurance is essential. This coverage protects your business from any legal action that might arise due to disgruntled employees, who might claim professional negligence. An employee may claim if they believe their work has caused them injury or made them ill. These are scenarios where your insurance policy can help protect your business from legal costs. Depending on the nature of your business, you may find that a combination of policies offer you the coverage you need. For instance it’s most likely you will also look to take out public liability insurance which covers compensation you have to pay a client, contractor or member of the public due to accidental injury or property damage. Consider that a singular policy may not offer all you need, and that you may need supplementary coverage.

Making smart payments

February 12, 2011 · Filed Under Credit Card · Comment 

Having a credit card is more than having access to practically instant credit. A credit card is also a useful tool that you can use to make your life easier. The obvious implication of this is buying things and paying for them later, in instalments, of course. This allows you to buy whatever you need right now, without having to wait until you have the hard cash to buy it.

But there is another way to use your credit card to make smart payments. For example, if you have a regular payment that you need to make you may pay for it in full right away, or you may charge said payment to interest free credit cards. This will not only allow you to pay for this in softer instalments, it will also give you access to benefits that may be included in case you choose your credit card as your payment method. But a word to the wise: again, this is more than just easy money. You will only be able to reap these benefits if you make all your credit card minimum payments on time and, even then, you need to know what your purchasing and what your spending limits are.

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