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On the other hand, Employers Liability policies covers the business for claims made against it from employees for personal injury claims arising in the workplace that falls outside the scope of ACC including defence costs. The claims that could fall outside the scope of ACC tend to be gradual process claims such as a disease or infection caused by passive smoking.
The following is examples of claims that could arise in respect to both policies:
All businesses and contractors are exposed to liability claims arising out of an alleged breach of common law statutory Acts so buying these policies in conjunction with the Comprehensive Public Liability policy makes sense.