This document only provides a summary of the key features of the insurance. You will find all the terms and conditions in the general conditions and the special conditions.

What is this type of insurance?

If an employee becomes incapacitated for work, the Employee Insurance Agency (UWV) may grant a benefit under the Work and Income (Capacity for Work) Act (WIA benefit) after 104 weeks of illness. With the WIA top-up insurance, you insure a supplement on this WIA benefit for your employees with an income in excess of the maximum WIA wage.

What is insured?

As a supplement on the WGA and IVA benefits, this insurance pays: 70% of the insured salary multiplied by the benefit rate. A higher percentage than 70% is also possible.

You can also choose to have only the WGA benefit (WGA top-up insurance) or only the IVA benefit (IVA top-up insurance) supplemented.

Who is insured?

You insure all your employees who must be insured for the employee insurance and whose income exceeds the WIA wage limit, including employees on temporary contracts.

Reimbursement of reintegration costs

We reimburse all or part of the reintegration costs that we have pre-approved in writing.

What is not insured?

We will not pay if the employee was ill or incapacitated for work when they took up employment. We will also not pay if the employee was already sick or incapacitated for work when you took out the insurance.

Fraud

We will not pay if fraud has been committed.

Miscellaneous

We will not pay if:

  • you or your employee misleads us;
  • the incapacity for work is the result of civil unrest, a nuclear reaction or terrorism;
  • you or your employee fails to comply with our policy conditions or the obligations imposed by the UWV.

Are there any restrictions cover?

Employees with a salary up to and including the WIA wage limit are not covered by this insurance.

An employee will not receive a benefit under this insurance if they are less than 35% incapacitated for work.

Partial incapacity for work

In case of partial incapacity for work, we pay part of the insured sum depending on the degree of incapacity for work according to the UWV.

 

Where am I covered?

This insurance applies to employees paying income tax in the Netherlands and provides worldwide coverage.

What are my obligations?

Let us know if an employee is incapacitated for work within 42 weeks of their first day of illness.

Register employees within two months of the start of the insurance or, if later, within two months of the date of commencement of employment. The employee must be fully fit for work and be performing the agreed work at that time.

You and your sick employee must do everything possible to ensure that the employee can return to work. You and your employee must comply with the policy conditions and the obligations imposed by the UWV.

All information required to implement this insurance must be made available to us. This includes income data and changes in the degree of incapacity for work.

How and when do I pay?

You pay the premium each year. The premium must be paid within thirty days of the invoice being sent. If the premium is not paid after a reminder and a final payment deadline, the cover lapses.

When does the cover start and end?

The insurance starts on the date specified in the policy. The standard policy term is three years. At the end of those three years, we will make you a proposal to renew your insurance, unless we cancel your insurance and do not make a proposal for renewal.

Your employee’s cover ends at their state pension (AOW) age, when they leave their employment, on their death or on termination of the insurance. The benefit runs until their state pension age at the latest.

If you fail to pay the premium on time, we can terminate the insurance.

How do I cancel the contract?

Give us written notice of termination no later than two months before the end of the first contract term. After the first contract term, you can give notice of termination of the insurance on any day in writing subject to a one-month notice period, unless we have agreed a new contract term with you.