Ateshgah Hayat is considering another 30 applications for accidents in the workplace
Since the beginning of this year, the insurance company Ateshgah Hayat, which is part of the insurance group Ateshgah, made payment for more than 20 cases in the framework of the Law of Azerbaijan Republic "On obligatory insurance against disability resulting from occupational diseases and accidents at work."
As reported in the company, 6 cases were related to disability, and the rest - to lethal outcomes of injuries in the workplace. As a result, the total payout, Ateshgah Hayat on compulsory insurance against accidents at work paid AZN 1 mln.
Currently, the company is considering more than 30 applications for compulsory insurance against accidents at work.
Along with the mandatory life insurance against disability resulting from occupational diseases and accidents at work, SC Ateshgah Hayat provides life insurance for such types as term life insurance, credit life insurance, critical illness insurance and others.
At the local insurance market are 3 companies specializing in life insurance (Ateshgah Hayat Sigorta, Pasha Hayat Sigorta and Qala Hayat Sigorta). -17D-
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