Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
Residual employers\\\' liability
English answer:
Employers\' liability remaining after other sources of cover are exhausted
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English term
Residual employers\' liability
English
Law/Patents
Insurance
I am translating a certificate of insurance and this term appears in it, however without much context.
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Employers' liability remaining after other sources of cover are exhausted
This term seems to generally appear together with "excess" as an option for extra cover. It seems to be the employers' liability remaining after other sources of cover are exhausted, i.e. after provision by the state or other insurers of health services and accident compensation.
ec.europa.eu/competition/sectors/.../interim_report_24012007.pdf
- residual employers' liability where there is state provision of primary employee cover. Legal liability for death, bodily injury or damage ...
https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1586300/.../d665140d...
Global Public Liability Inc. Residual Employers' Liability & Excess Auto Liability (AIG Toronto).
ec.europa.eu/competition/sectors/.../interim_report_24012007.pdf
- residual employers' liability where there is state provision of primary employee cover. Legal liability for death, bodily injury or damage ...
https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1586300/.../d665140d...
Global Public Liability Inc. Residual Employers' Liability & Excess Auto Liability (AIG Toronto).
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A kind of insurance policy for employers
An insurance policy that protects employers from liabilities arising from disease, fatality, or injury to employees resulting from workplace conditions or practices. Some jurisdictions make it compulsory for employers to buy such insurance
Read more: http://www.businessdictionary.com/definition/employer-s-liab...
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