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Insurance for working from home

Vetch · 2020-07-23 13:09:50

I'm expecting to be able to apply for WFH for a few days per week longer term. Can anyone say please what insurance arrangements are typically in place both by employer and employee? I'm expecting to use my own laptop with employer supplying some furniture/equipment. There wouldn't be anyone calling to the house.

23-07-2020 1:09pm

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Vetch

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I'm expecting to be able to apply for WFH for a few days per week longer term. Can anyone say please what insurance arrangements are typically in place both by employer and employee? I'm expecting to use my own laptop with employer supplying some furniture/equipment. There wouldn't be anyone calling to the house.

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#2 23-07-2020 2:16pm

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If what you're doing is in the course of your employment and does not involve you running a business from your home, there typically would be no implications for your domestic house policy.

Read your policy document and look at the exclusions.

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