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For every organization, employees are the most valuable asset, and it is
natural that the employer should be concerned about their well-being. This is
precisely why NLG's Group Life Insurance Plan will make sense to any
organization. It is a gesture that will be appreciated, and will single out the
organization as a caring and responsible employer.
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Basically, it is a pooled insurance plan taken out by the employer for a group
of employees. Its purpose is to provide the employees and their dependents with
various financial benefits in the event of sudden disability or death. |
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Taking out a Group Life
Insurance Plan is a concrete example of concern for employees. It definitely
shows the caring attitude as an employer and develops a positive response among
the employees or other group members. This leads to greater loyalty because the
beneficiaries are their dependents. With its cost-effective benefits
provisions, the Group Life Insurance Plan gives a high-perceived value for a
comparatively low premium cost. |
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So many unforeseen things can happen to an employee such as:
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Death by accident or natural causes
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Disabilities due to accident or sickness
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Accident or sickness requiring medical / hospital care
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Temporary disability
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Dreaded diseases such as cancer, kidney failure, etc.
With the NationalLife Group Life Insurance Plan, the employer will minimize the
financial burden on the organization and/or an employee

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Sum Assured Payable on
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Death by Any Cause (DAC)
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Death due to any reason
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Permanent
Total Disability (Accident
& Sickness)
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Government medical board declaration of 100% disability due to any work
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Permanent Partial Disability (Accident &
Sickness)
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Government medical board declaration of the degree of disability to do any
work.
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Temporary Total Disability
(Accident)
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Salary payable on sick leave after accidents
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Repatriation on Death or
Permanent
Total Disability
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Actual expenses incurred on repatriation of the body to the
Native Country.
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