Collective contract insurance covers accidents which the worker may suffer in the course of his work. The taker is the company and the insured each of the employees. Collective bargaining establishes the capital which the employee will receive in the event of an occupational accident. Certain agreements such as the hotel agreement provide for compulsory life insurance in addition to accident insurance.
This insurance is established by the agreement in which your activity is framed and is of mandatory nature. Not all agreements require their recruitment. You have to know if yours requires it.
Regardless of the number of employees in the company when the insurance is taken out, it covers everyone who is registered in SS2 which is presented at the end of each month relating to the previous month. When the policy expires, it is regularized. Depending on the number of months each worker has been discharged, the corresponding premium is paid. This can result in the company having to pay an additional amount, if it has more workers than at the time of recruitment, or if it has less money back.
- Accidents at work and non-work
- Occupational Disease
- Natural Cause (Funeral expenses)
- Road traffic accident
- Accidents at work and non-work
- Occupational or Common Disease
- Accidents at work and non-work
- Occupational or Common Disease
- Accidents at work and non-work
- Occupational or Common Disease
- Accidents at work and non-work
- Occupational or Common Disease
*Basic coverage may vary depending on the insurance company.