Examples of Employment Wrongful Act in a sentence
RSA shall indemnify the Insured against that part of any Loss which comprises Defence Costs incurred by an Insured Person in defending themselves in any Employment Wrongful Act related legal proceeding which arises in relation to any actual or alleged mental anguish or emotional distress suffered by any past, present or prospective employee or non-executive Director of the Company as a result of that Insured Person acting in their capacity as a Director or Officer.
However, the Insurer shall not be liable for Loss arising out of any USA Claim for an Employment Wrongful Act.
Trustee Wrongful Act means any means any act, error, omission, conduct, misstatement, misleading statement, neglect, defamation or breach of: duty; contract; confidentiality; trust or statute, actually or allegedly committed by any Trustee in connection with the Superannuation Fund, but does not include any Employment Wrongful Act.
Bodily injury and property damage Loss resulting from Claims for bodily injury, any form of psychiatric, psychological or mental injury, illness, disease or death of any person, or damage to or destruction of any tangible property, including any consequent loss of use thereof except that this Exclusion will not apply in respect of any actual or alleged psychiatric, psychological or mental injury alleged in any Claim by any Insured Person resulting from any Employment Wrongful Act.
Labour Hire Services Wrongful Act means an act, error, omission, conduct, misstatement, misleading statement, neglect, defamation, infringement of rights of intellectual property or breach of: duty; trust; contract; warranty of authority; statute or confidentiality, actually or allegedly committed by You in the conduct of the Labour Hire Services, but does not include an Employment Wrongful Act.