Whether you’re an SME or a global conglomerate, by law you are responsible for your workers’ health and safety and are required to display the employers’ liability certificate for your insurance policy. If an employee tripped over a stray cable in the office and hurt their back or a construction worker employed by your company

When you need more manpower but don’t have the office space to accommodate extra staff members, hiring remote workers could be the way to go. Completing their work from home or another location, they could be short-term freelancers or hired on a permanent basis. But many business owners are still unconvinced by the idea of

There are two main reasons why you should take out employers’ liability insurance: firstly, to avoid your business being wiped out by a substantial claim for compensation by an employee being injured or killed at work. Secondly, you’re almost certainly obliged by law to take out a policy. Businesses without at least £5m of cover