Typically, an employment practices liability insurance policy covers a wide range of claims. To give your business comprehensive employment practices liability cover, you will need to make sure your policy includes the following covers:
- Sexual harassment liability coverage for all kinds of claims related to inappropriate sexual behavior of your executives with employees
- Discrimination liability coverage to ensure your business can combat against all lawsuits that label your practices discriminatory on the basis of age, race, gender, disability, or some other factor
- Wrongful termination liability coverage for claims about wrongful firings or demotions you have to face
- Coverage for situations where an employee decides to sue you for not promoting them when they believe they deserved it
- Invasion of privacy liability coverage for claims where you are accused of misusing personal information of an employee
- Negligent compensation liability coverage for claims about inadequate remuneration
- Defamation liability coverage for claims where you are accused of maligning an employee's reputation
- Breach of contract liability coverage for claims related to accusations about your neglecting a clause of the employment agreement
Apart from these covers, you need appropriate coverage for wage related claims, benefits mismanagement claims, and more, depending on your business-specific risks.