International health insurance
Medical care and hospitalisation in the country of assignment, for expatriates and short trips.
Construction and engineering firms working abroad, mining and forestry operators, energy, NGOs: international health, repatriation, evacuation and crisis cover in one programme, placed with specialist insurers.
The employer's duty of care does not stop at the border. After the 2002 Karachi bombing, the French courts found the employer guilty of inexcusable fault. A well-built programme protects your teams, and shows that you took the necessary measures.
Medical care and hospitalisation in the country of assignment, for expatriates and short trips.
Medical evacuation, repatriation and evacuation in a political or security crisis.
A specialist firm steps in immediately; costs and losses covered under the policy.
Lump sums and pensions for your staff and their families, including in high-risk areas.
Defence of the company and its managers if their liability is called into question.
Pre-departure awareness training with BCS Academy.
Yes. Under French law (Labour Code, article L4121-1) the employer's duty of care also applies to staff on assignment or posted abroad. After the 2002 Karachi bombing, the courts found the employer guilty of inexcusable fault. Assessing country risk, preparing teams and organising the response to a crisis are part of that duty.
Depending on the policy: kidnap, extortion, wrongful detention, threats, political or security evacuation. It pays for a specialist crisis response firm, the costs incurred and, in some cases, financial losses.
Outside the European Union, in most cases yes. French schemes reimburse little or nothing abroad, and a medical evacuation can cost tens of thousands of euros.
Yes. Files are handled in meetings, by a single adviser, and clients are never named. Crisis policies themselves include a confidentiality clause.
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