Airmic calls on government to toughen EL insurance stance
The Association of Insurance and Risk Managers has urged the government to take a tougher stance on organisations that fail to buy employers' liability insurance.
The call, which comes in response to the Cabinet Office's Review of Health and Safety and the compensation culture, also urges more to be done to prevent companies buying les insurance than they are
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