Workers Compensation

Benefits follow the workers compensation Act Cap 255 cover can be extended to include employers’ liability.

Workers Compensaton Plan

The Workers’ Compensation Act provides that employers must provide compensation to employees’ injuries. The injury or disease must arise out of and in the course of employment. This policy therefore covers all employees against accidental death and /or bodily injury regardless of position and salary.

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The Benefits

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  • Death - 60 months’ earnings.
  • Permanent total Disablement - 60 months’ earnings
  • Permanent Partial Disablement - Percentages as set out in the Act of 60 months’ earnings, depending on the level of incapacity.
  • Temporary Disablement - actual amount awarded having taken into account the period of disablement and financial loss suffered.
  • Medical Expenses - Actual and reasonably spent but limited to Shs 5M
  • Funeral Expenses - Limit 3M
  • Artificial Appliances - Limit 5M
  • Occupational Diseases
  • Any other Extensions as may be agreed.

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Contact Details

Here are support numbers you can use

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(0312) 246 500

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info@liberty.co.ug

Frequently Asked Questions

Workers Compensation Insurance is a critical form of commercial insurance that guarantees immediate financial support to employees who are injured or become ill because of their jobs. It’s a legal requirement in many countries, Uganda inclusive, and is a pillar of support for the employer-employee relationship.

In Uganda, employers must provide compensation for their employees’ work-related injuries or illnesses, regardless of who was at fault, without the need for the employee to sue. This framework is designed to provide swift and fair relief and protect both workers and employers in the event of work-related accidents or illnesses.

It covers the costs associated with work-related injuries and illnesses, from medical expenses to lost wages.
By having this workers compensation coverage in place, you can protect your employees and your business from financial hardship.

Workers Compensation is required by all employers to ensure safety and well-being of their employees.

The following are common exclusions:

  • Self-inflicted injuries
  • Suicide
  • Injuries caused as a result of influence by alcohol above the legal limit of Ugandan Laws
  • Liabilities assumed by agreement
  • Injuries incurred during war
  • Injuries incurred while participating in any unlawful activities