Redundancy Insurance For Employees Of Your Company

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cojak replied

10 October 2011, 06:22
Originally posted by DeludedAussie View Post

I employ one person full time on a salary of 35K

He has indicated that he wants to take out a 'life style protection' insurance policy and then get me to make him redundant

Is this even possible?

Can employees of a company get insurance and then make themselves so useless that the only option for the owner is making them redundant (at which point their insurance kicks in)

Yes, in your world. Because you're not real are you?

Anymore stupid trolling posts like this and you'll find yourself banned.

If you are real, go and find a solicitor to trouble.
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northernladuk replied

9 October 2011, 21:28
I think you will find out you are knowingly defrauding the insurance company which is illegal and you will be the one held responsible.

Tell him to **** off.

Are you truely this moronic or do you just troll for something to do?
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DeludedAussie started a topic Redundancy Insurance For Employees Of Your Company

9 October 2011, 21:20
Redundancy Insurance For Employees Of Your Company

I employ one person full time on a salary of 35K

He has indicated that he wants to take out a 'life style protection' insurance policy and then get me to make him redundant

Is this even possible?

Can employees of a company get insurance and then make themselves so useless that the only option for the owner is making them redundant (at which point their insurance kicks in)
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