Why is insurance important for nannies?

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Why is insurance important for nannies?

Children face (and create!) small risks every day. It’s important that nannies are insured, so that if anything does happen, they can feel protected.

It’s also an important consideration for a nanny agency to ensure that their nannies are adequately protected. As a reputable business, parents trust agencies to place professional nannies into their homes so they could also be brought into a dispute.

Morton Michel’s specialist nanny policy includes the following as standard:

  • injury to a child by a nanny during everyday activities such as a trip to the park, playing at home or caring for a child while they are poorly (up to £10m)
  • damage to parents and other people’s property (up to £1,000)
  • access to various helplines including counselling assistance to look after your nannies' wellbeing.
  • we also have a range of optional covers available such as Personal Accident, Business Equipment and Personal Possessions are available at an additional cost.

Please note: limits and exclusions apply. More details are available on the Morton Michel website.

Click here for more information on Morton Michel’s Nanny insurance policy.

Additional Benefits for Nannies

All Morton Michel Nanny policyholders are automatically entered into the ChildCare Club, a hub of amazing additional benefits such as FREE online training from award-winning flick learning, discounted days out to the UK's top attractions, free arts and crafts downloads plus many more great offers.

Click here to visit Morton Michel's ChildCare Club page to find out more.

*Morton Michel ChildCare Club benefits, flick learning, and the Employee Benefits Hub do not form part of the FCA regulated products. These are provided as an additional service.

Did you know?

Morton Michel also offer Employers' Liability insurance, protection for parents against damages and legal costs that arise as a result of claims for an employee suffering an injury or disease arising out of and in the course of their employment, where the employers are held legally liable.

Click here for more information on Morton Michel’s Employer’s Liability insurance policy.