Protect Your Business with an Employee Dishonesty Bond
According to a national survey, one-third of all employees admitted stealing from their employers during the previous year.
You’d like to think you can trust the people you hire, but savvy merchants know how important it is to protect both their business and their customers.
Shopping for a Position Schedule Bond?
By offering a wider selection of surety providers, Brunswick Companies ensures our clients have access to the most competitive rates.
Mark Levinson, the leader of our surety team, has developed strong relationships with the leading surety underwriters in order to provide our clients with access to more favorable terms and conditions.
Fast, Professional Service on Position Schedule Bonds
Thousands of merchants nationwide turn to us for our responsive, knowledgeable assistance in obtaining all types of surety bonds.
We are a national, full-service surety bonding agency, licensed in every U.S. state.
Brunswick Companies provides our clients with:
Great rates on surety bonds
Fast, responsive and knowledgeable service
Access to a wider selection of surety providers
Competitive rates on all types of surety bonds
Guidance through the process of obtaining surety insurance
A proactive approach to improving your access to surety credit
Assistance with specialized surety bonding needs
Is a Position Schedule Bond the best choice for you?
A position schedule bond is typically a single bond providing coverage with respect to any occupant or holder of one or more specified positions during the term of the bond, each office or position being covered to a designated amount.
This is as opposed to a name schedule bond, which indemnifies against loss due to dishonesty of employees holding positions listed in the schedule. A name schedule bond is typically a single bond covering a series or list of named individuals, each of whom is bonded separately to a designated amount.
Blanket coverage is granted for all employees in the regular service of the employer during the term of the bond
The bond is issued for a fixed sum and each employee is covered up to the full amount of the bond
The maximum amount payable for any one act involving more than one employee would thus be the amount of the bond multiplied by the number of employees involved
