Journey Personal Accident insurance offers benefits to employees if they're unable to work due to an injury sustained during their direct journey to and from work.
Journey Personal Accident insurance offers benefits to employees if they're unable to work due to an injury sustained during their direct journey to and from work.
The cover includes minor travel deviations or interruptions of the journey when there is no increase in risk of injury had they travelled directly to and from work. DUAL’s Journey Personal Accident insurance extends cover to employees, consultants, contractors, sub-contractors or self-employed persons undertaking work on behalf of the policyholder.
Cover includes:
- Travel by private vehicle, public transport, cycling, walking, or running
- FIFO workers, including flights to and from remote job sites (underwritten with bespoke options available)
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Key benefits include:
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Please refer to the target market determination.
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