Department of Trade and Industry outsources miners' PI liability claims to Capita
The Capita Group ("Capita") is to manage the contract to administer all miners' personal injury liability claims on behalf of the Department of Trade and Industry ("DTI") with respect to certain health conditions caused by working underground in British Coal mines. This is the Government's largest uncapped liability, estimated at £7 billion, with nearly £2 billion having been paid out to date. The contract will run until 31st July 2006.
It is estimated that revenues of £125 million will be generated over the term of the contract. Over 1,250 employees will transfer to Capita from Aon the previous supplier, and Capita is paying £8Only users who have a paid subscription or are part of a corporate subscription are able to print or copy content.
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