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How to register an insurance for your small business

 

If you’re trying to land a client contract or sign a commercial lease, chances are you need Errors and Omissions Insurance or General Liability Insurance yesterday. So how can you speed up the insuring process?

We have a few ideas.

1. Understand the application.

If you apply for coverage through Insureon, you can complete a single online insurance application to get quotes from all available carriers. It usually takes 10 to 15 minutes to complete, but you can save your progress if you don’t have time to finish the application in one sitting.

The application will ask you basic questions about your business, the policies you’re interested in, and your services. To answer these questions as quickly as possible, you’ll want to have some information on hand. So…

2. Get your information ready.

Have information about the following in front of you so you can fill out the application quickly:

• Business basics. The application will need to know basic information about your business, such as its industry, legal entity, name, contact information, address, and locations. Sometimes your risks and insurance options / requirements depend on your location. Read more about that in “Find Insurance Where You Live.”
• Your policies. Knowing which types of insurance and how much coverage you want from the outset can help you decide what to check off in the application.
• Revenue. How much you make determines how much coverage may be appropriate for your business.
• Company history. This refers to your industry experience and when you founded your business. Insurers tend to prefer a business that has some history under its belt, which may lead to more favorable rates. However, that’s not always the case.
• Employees. You’ll need to specify how many employees, owners, and officers your business has, all of which may impact your Workers’ Compensation Insurance needs. Be prepared to share your total office payroll and your employer identification number, too.
• Business practices. Be ready to describe your operations so the application can accurately weigh your risks against your risk management.
• Website. Remember cyber risks? Your website and cyber security practices may affect your exposure. https://www.insureon.com/blog/post/2015/10/28/5-tips-for-getting-business-insurance-faster.aspx

SCANDAL: Les employes des NATIONS UNIES sont responsables de plus de 60,000 cas de viol ET PERSONNE NE DIT RIEN

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How to sue the United Nations for country trouble

 

A WHISTLE blower has claimed UN staff could have carried out 60,000 rapes in the last decade as aid workers indulge in sex abuse unchecked around the world.

The claim is in a bombshell dossier that former senior United Nations official Andrew Macleod handed over to DFID Secretary Priti Patel last year.

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A whistle blower has claimed UN staff could have carried out 60,000 rapes in the last decade

In it, Professor Macleod also estimated there are 3,300 paedophiles working for the world body’s various agencies alone.

Thousands more “predatory” sex abusers specifically target aid charity jobs to get close to vulnerable women and children.

And there has been an “endemic” cover-up of the sickening crimes for two decades, with those who attempt to blow the whistle just getting fired.

Sharing his dossier with The Sun, Prof MacLeod last night warned that the spiralling abuse scandal was on the same scale as the Catholic Church’s.

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Professor MacLeod lhas warned that the spiralling abuse scandal was on the same scale as the Catholic Church’s

The respected academic said: “There are tens of thousands of aid workers around the world with paedophile tendencies, but if you wear a UNICEF T-shirt nobody will ask what you’re up to.

“You have the impunity to do whatever you want.

“It is endemic across the aid industry across the world”.

“The system is at fault, and should have stopped this years ago.”

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Professor MacLeod is campaigning for far tougher checks on aid workers in the field

Professor MacLeod worked as an aid boss for the UN all over the world, including high profile jobs in the Balkans, Rwanda and Pakistan – where he was chief of operations of the UN’s Emergency Coordination Centre.

He is campaigning for far tougher checks on aid workers in the field as well as the abusers among them to be brought to justice, and wants the UK to lead the fight.

The professor’s grim 60,000 figure is based on UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres’s admission last year that UN peacekeepers and civilian staff abused 311 victims in just one 12 month period over 2016.

The UN also admits that the likely true number of cases reported against its staff is double that, as figures outside of war zones are not centrally collated.

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Last year UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres’s admitted that UN peacekeepers and civilian staff abused 311 victims in just one 12 month period over 2016

Prof MacLeod also estimates that only one in 10 of all rapes and assaults by UN staff are reported, as even in the UK the reporting rate is just 14 per cent.

Based on evidence from Prof MacLeod, ex-Cabinet minister Priti Patel – who resigned in November last year - today accused senior officials at DFID of being part of the cover up.

Ms Patel said senior DFID staff tried to talk her out of making a critical speech about aid workers’ sex abuse, arguing that it was only by UN soldiers and to claim otherwise was “over-stepping the mark”.

Britain is one of the top 10 contributors to the UN budget, handing over £2bn a year.

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On Monday ex-cabinet minister Priti Patel accused senior officials at DFID of being part of the cover up

Prof MacLeod insisted that meant the “difficult truth” that “child rape crimes are being inadvertently funded in part by United Kingdom tax-payer”.

He added: “I know there were a lot of discussions at senior levels of the United Nations about ‘something must be done’ but nothing effective came of it, and if you look at the record of whistleblowers, they were fired.

“We are looking at a problem on the scale of the Catholic Church — if not bigger.”

Senior Tory MP Conor Burns, who is Boris Johnson’s parliamentary aide, dubbed the Oxfam furore as just “the tip of an iceberg in finding out what has been going on”.

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Penny Mordaunt last night vowed to “step up our work to tackle sexual exploitation and abuse across the UN"

Mr Burns was a university friend of Prof MacLeod and called for him to be listened to very seriously.

Mr Burns added: “I believe that there has been systematic, organised and covered-up activity going on over many, many years”.

Penny Mordaunt tonight vowed to “step up our work to tackle sexual exploitation and abuse across the UN and other international organisations”.

In September last year, PM Theresa May also threatened to withhold cash from the UN and demanded it “win back trust”.

No10 today insisted there will be “zero tolerance” towards any acts of sexual abuse.

But Downing Street ducked out of ordering any investigation into Ms Patel’s allegations, despite their seriousness.