Gary Chambers provides a presentation to explain common insurance terms and phrases used for recruitment business insurance. He defines key terms like contractual liability, excess, indemnity to principals, inflation protection, limit of indemnity, non-standard terms of business, prior and pending date, retroactive date, standard terms of business, subrogation, territorial limits, and vicarious liability. Chambers concludes by offering to answer any other questions and review insurance policies to help understand coverage.
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2. Welcome
The aim of this presentation is to provide you with a jargon buster. I will provide you with the words and phrases that are
often used by insurers for recruitment business insurance, then hopefully a plain English description of the meanings.
Hopefully at the end of this presentation you will have a clear understanding of some of the insurance terms used and a
reference guide that you can use to check back up on should you need to.
If you have any questions, please contact me and I will be happy to help you.
Gary Chambers
Technical Director (Recruitment)
PIB Insurance Brokers
Telephone No. 0117 926 9937
Email gary.chambers@pib-insurance.com
3. Insurance Terms & Phrases
Contractual Liability
If a contract exists between your business and a third party, there will be clauses within that contract which make your
business responsible for compensating parties in specified circumstances.
The undertakings that you have agreed to in the contract are your liabilities under contract.
The majority of insurance policies will not provide cover for any contractual liability you agree to unless the liability you
have accepted under contract would normally be insured under the policy if that particular contract never existed.
Excess
This will be the amount that you must pay towards the settlement of a claim.
4. Insurance Terms & Phrases
Indemnity to Principals (Public Liability)
This extends the definition of who is insured under your policy so that it includes any business or individual that you are
in contract with to carry out work.
The idea behind this is to allow claims to be quickly passed onto your insurance company by a business that you have
contracted with so that they do not have to involve their insurers in a claim matter as your business is responsible for
the claim occurring.
Inflation Protection
Insurers will accept the values of the sums insured you provide as being correct on the day you incept your insurance.
After which point they will provide you with a level of inflation protection for the values by way of either;
Index Linking - The insurers will apply a small percentage increase each month / year to your sum insured to cover any
changes in cost to replace the items because of inflation.
Day One – The insurers will set a percentage increase of 15% of the sum insured values you have declared to them at
the outset of the policy. This should help cover any effect of inflation on the replacement cost of your property.
5. Insurance Terms & Phrases
Limit of Indemnity (Any One Claim)
This is the maximum amount the insurer will pay out for any one incident / claim.
Limit of Indemnity (In the Aggregate)
This is the maximum amount the insurer will pay out during any one period of insurance.
Non Standard Terms of Business (Hirers Contract)
This is a hirers contractual agreement that your business signs instead of using your businesses own Standard Terms of
Business.
Prior and Pending Date
This typically appears on Directors and Officers insurance policies and it represents the point in time (date) after which
your insurer will accept claims for actions taken by the directors and officers of the business.
If an action is brought against a director or officer of the business for an action prior to your Prior and Pending Date,
your insurer will refuse to accept the claim.
The Prior and Pending Date is set as the first date that you take out and continually insure Directors and Officers cover.
6. Insurance Terms & Phrases
Retroactive Date
This typically appears on professional indemnity policies and it reflects the point in time (date) after which your insurer
will accept claims for any work your business has completed.
If the claim has arisen due to work your business has completed prior to your retroactive date, then your insurers will
refuse to deal with the claim.
The date is set as the first date that you take out and continually insure professional indemnity insurance.
Standard Terms of Business
This is your businesses own contract terms that is used when placing a permanent or temporary member person.
Subrogation (Waiver of Subrogation)
Your insurance company has the legal right to assume your identity in order to pursue third parties to claim back costs
that they have paid out if that third party is responsible for the loss occurring.
If you are asked to “Waive” your insurers rights of Subrogation under a Non Standard contract this will mean that you
are signing away your insurers rights to reclaim costs back from the responsible party, leaving you to fund a claim when
it is not your fault.
7. Insurance Terms & Phrases
Territorial Limits
This will set the geographical area that you will insured for if a claim arises out of business activities in this area.
Typically, a territorial limit is set as the UK, so insurers will only pay for claims that arise from you conducting your
business with the UK.
Vicarious Liability
As an employer, you are can be held vicariously liable for the actions of your employees by a court of law. This means
that your business will be held liable for the actions of your employees should they cause damage or injury to a third
party.
On recruitment insurance policies, the term Vicarious Liability has been adopted to describe an extension to the
Professional Indemnity insurance cover that allows claims for a financial loss caused by the negligent acts, error and
omissions of a temporary worker you have supply to a third-party business.
8. Thank You
I hope you have found this information useful, but if you have questions or
would like your current insurance reviewed, please contact me and I will
be happy to help you.
Gary Chambers
Technical Director (Recruitment)
PIB Insurance Brokers
Telephone No. 0117 926 9937
Email gary.chambers@pib-insurance.com