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T Level 1.2 Liability

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is liability?

a)

Responsibility for something, especially by law

b)

A type of insurance

c)

A construction material

d)

A project management tool

2.

If something goes wrong on site, who is to blame?

a)

Employer

b)

Employee

c)

Public

d)

Someone else?

3.

What is the employer legally responsible for in the course of an employee's employment?

a)

Employee's personal expenses

b)

Problems, accidents, or mistakes the employee has made

c)

Employee's personal hobbies

d)

Employee's vacation plans

4.

Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of the employer according to the document?

a)

Injuries to the employee at work

b)

Injury to the public due to the work being carried out

c)

Associated medical costs

d)

Employee's personal debts

5.

What can an employer take out to cover some of the costs associated with employer's liability?

a)

Health insurance policy

b)

Employer's liability insurance policy

c)

Life insurance policy

d)

Travel insurance policy

6.

What is the employer legally responsible for in a situation where a member of the public is hurt or damage is caused to their property by a company's actions or products?

a)

Only injury or illness

b)

Only legal action

c)

Injury or illness, death, legal action, legal costs, and compensation

d)

Only compensation

7.

What can an employer take out to cover certain costs associated with public liability issues?

a)

Health insurance policy

b)

Public liability insurance policy

c)

Life insurance policy

d)

Property insurance policy

8.

Why is it important to have both employer’s and public liability insurance?

a)

To cover the costs of any damage, accidents, or incidents due to the work completed.

b)

To increase the company's profit margins.

c)

To reduce the number of employees.

d)

To avoid paying taxes.

9.

How can liability insurance policies be purchased?

a)

Separately or as a package with the same provider.

b)

Only as a package with different providers.

c)

Only separately from different providers.

d)

Only through government agencies.

10.

What is the best way to determine the appropriate level of cover for your business needs?

a)

Talk to an insurance broker.

b)

Guess based on previous expenses.

c)

Choose the cheapest option available.

d)

Ask your employees.