fidelity bond
noun[C]
INSURANCEukusa company'sinsuranceprotectingit againstdishonestorillegalbehaviourbyemployees:
Aunionmust take out afidelitybondtoinsuremembersagainstfraudandtheft.
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Receivers are required to provide references and afidelitybondbefore they are appointed.
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Is there no scheme offidelitybondto meet cases of default and theft?
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He gained a post as a salesman and was doing well until he was asked to take out afidelitybond.
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There is the difficulty aboutfidelitybondinsurance, if one is employing someone with a conviction from no matter how long ago.
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It isfidelitybondinsurance of the block bonding type.
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One of the chief drawbacks to employers offering work to ex-offenders is the difficulty of their not being able to be covered by afidelitybond.
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First-party fidelity bonds protect businesses against intentionally wrongful acts (fraud, theft, forgery, etc.) committed by employees of that business.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.There is also a case in commerce of people in a position of trust having to take out fidelity bonds.
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I was not dealing with fidelity bonds!
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Have the people who have defaulted or stolen been covered in any way by fidelity bonds, and is the loss by fire covered by fire insurance?
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