Even if you only have voluntary helpers we would recommend that you hold Employers' Liability.
Yes, it is a legal requirement that you have Employers’ Liability to cover them in case they are injured. Even if somebody is not an official employee, they could still sue you if they suffer an injury whilst working under your instruction.
Yes they can, however, it is a legal requirement to have Employers’ Liability cover in case they are injured. Even if somebody is a voluntary helper and not being paid, they could still sue you if they were injured whilst helping you
We would recommend that you hold Employers' Liability in case of injury to the work experience and most schools or colleges will require you to hold this. However, in some cases they will only require you to hold Public Liability, please check with the school or college for their requirements.
ERN stands for Employer Reference Number or PAYE number. Where you have employees and are registered with HMRC you will be supplied with this number. If you have an ERN number for your employees this must be provided to us.
