Who's liab. policy? If you mean will the employers general liabilitly policy cover his own employee stealing.. Maybe, of course charges would need to be brought etc. Most certainly turn in the claim.
Fidelity Insurance is also referred to as crime insurance. It protects a company in the event of a loss of money for multiple reasons from burglary to embezzlement. There are generally two types of insurance- employee dishonesty and money and security coverage. Employee dishonesty covers the company in the event that an employee steals in any way shape or form. Money and security covers losses outside of business personnel such as burglary, destruction, or disappearance.
My home owners policy only covers bank fraud ( if someone steals a check for example) and the limit of liability from my insurance company is $1000...other policy's may be different. Please call your agent.
The bond holder can give you the answer you need.
Embezzlement
This money cannot be added to the employee's wages as taxable income. This money is not theirs and should be reported to the police.
Theft is when you steal something. So theft in a company must be when somebody steals inside a company.
buglary insurance is paid coverage provided by your insurance agency against burglaries. Burglary is when a stranger,whom you did not invite into your house, breaks in and steals, vandalizes
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Internal crime occurs when an employee steals from or commits some other offense against the business.
AnswerThe insurance company can certainly be required to pay for the damages. The problem is, the dad's company might not be real happy about having to pay out for something like that and the dad's company may tell dad that if he wants to keep his job he will pay for the damages.
Possibly. Most cases, if it is as simple as you described, no. Theft is a covered loss as long as you have Comprehensive or Other than Collision (depending on the state) subject to your deductible but, liability would not extend in most cases as you did not give permissive use.