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Your insurance covers everyone who matters: employees, volunteers, trustees, and work experience placements. Unlike standard policies that exclude or limit volunteer coverage, we protect all your people equally.
Meet your legal obligations effortlessly. If you have any employees, employers liability insurance is a legal requirement. We ensure you’re fully compliant while protecting your entire workforce, paid and unpaid.
We understand the unique risks charities face: volunteer management, trustee activities, community outreach, and fundraising events. Our coverage is tailored to protect against the real-world claims charities encounter.
Your premiums support environmental projects and renewable energy initiatives, not fossil fuels or controversial industries. Every policy contributes to a more sustainable future.
Most charities review their insurance annually:
The sweet spot for exploring your options? About 2-3 months before your renewal date.
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Yes, if your charity has any employees (even just one), employers liability insurance is a legal requirement. You could face fines of £2,500 per day without it. Even volunteer-only organisations benefit from this protection as it covers volunteer injuries and trustee activities.
With our charity-specific policy, yes. Standard business policies often exclude or severely limit volunteer coverage, but we include comprehensive volunteer protection as standard. This covers volunteers during all charity activities, from fundraising events to community outreach programmes.
Employers liability protects your people, staff, volunteers, trustees, and placements, when they’re injured or become ill through their work with your charity. Public liability protects against claims from members of the public or damage to their property. Most charities need both for complete protection.
The legal minimum is £5 million, but most insurers, including us, provide £10 million as standard. This higher limit provides better protection without significantly increasing premiums, giving you peace of mind that all claims will be covered.
Charity employers liability insurance goes beyond standard business coverage because of your unique workforce and activities. Unlike commercial businesses, charities work extensively with volunteers, have active trustee boards, and often host work experience placements and community service programmes.
Your coverage needs to protect everyone who contributes to your mission, whether they’re paid or unpaid.
Protection when employees or volunteers suffer injuries at any of your premises. Offices, charity shops, community centres, or event venues. Covers everything from slips and trips to equipment-related accidents.
Comprehensive coverage for volunteers injured during any charity activity: fundraising events, community outreach, administrative work, or beneficiary support. No restrictions on volunteer numbers or activities.
Covers claims for illnesses that develop due to work conditions, including stress-related conditions, repetitive strain injuries, or illnesses from exposure to substances during charity work.
Protection extends to community work, home visits, fundraising activities, and travel between charity locations. Your people are covered wherever they’re working for your charity.
Full coverage for legal fees, court costs, and compensation payments if a claim is made. We handle the legal complexities so you can focus on your charitable mission.
Specific protection for trustees injured while performing governance duties, including board meetings, charity events, site visits, and strategic planning sessions.
Essential protection for your staff and volunteers
Protects your charity against claims from employees, volunteers, trustees, and work experience placements who suffer injury or illness while working for your organisation.
Employers liability insurance is legally required if your charity has any employees. Even volunteer-only organisations benefit from this protection for governance and volunteer safety.
Unlike standard business policies, our employers liability includes comprehensive volunteer protection – covering activities from fundraising events to community outreach programs.
Combined with public liability insurance for complete protection. One policy, one renewal date, one competitive premium covering both essential charity insurance needs.
What Employers Liability Insurance Covers
While public liability protects against harm to others, employers liability protects your people – and as a charity, your ‘people’ include volunteers, trustees, and placement students that standard business policies often exclude.
This combined approach ensures complete protection while simplifying your insurance management.
Combining employers and public liability insurance provides comprehensive protection at a competitive price. One policy, one renewal date, simplified administration, and often lower combined premiums than separate policies.
No gaps between policies means no confusion about which insurance covers what. Whether it's a volunteer injury (employers liability) or a visitor accident (public liability), you're protected.
Charity events need both coverages: employers liability for your volunteers and staff running the event, public liability for attendees and third parties. Combined coverage ensures nothing falls through the cracks.
One insurer, one claims process, one point of contact. When something goes wrong, you don't waste time figuring out which policy applies. We handle everything for you.
Standard employers liability policies are designed for traditional businesses with clear employer-employee relationships. They often fail to protect the diverse workforce that makes charities unique.
Legal protection against claims from employees, volunteers, or trustees who suffer injury or illness due to their work with your charity.
Colloquial term for employers liability coverage that specifically protects volunteers during charity activities.
Any injury that occurs while someone is working for your charity, whether at your premises, at events, or in the community.
Illnesses that develop over time due to work conditions, such as repetitive strain injury or work-related stress.
Your charity’s legal responsibility for the actions of employees and volunteers while they’re working on your behalf.
The maximum amount the insurance will pay for claims in a policy period, typically £10 million for employers liability.
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Planet Protection is a trading name of Planet Protection LTD which is registered in England and Wales under company number 15384818. Planet Protection LTD is an Appointed Representative of Innovative Risk Labs Ltd, which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority with firm reference number 609155.