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Tribunal award levels   

One of the most most important questions in any employment law related situation is “what is this claim worth?” or “what is the likely cost us?”. Whilst it is not always easy to work out the actual cost in detail it is useful to know the starting point - particularly where the award levels changes annually.

The relevant date for looking at the amount of an award in relation to a case is the date of the event giving rise to the award – eg: in an unfair dismissal case it will be the effective date of termination of employment.

The figures which are in effect from 1 February 2005, 2006, 2007  and 2008 are set out below.   

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Type of award Amount Date effective from

Maximum amount of a week’s pay where there is a statutory “cap"

 

£280 p.w.

1 February 2005

£290 p.w 1 February 2006
£310 p.w

1 February 2007

£330 p.w 1 February 2008
£350 p.w 1 February 2009
   

Maximum redundancy payment or unfair dismissal basic award in “normal” unfair dismissal case

 

£8,400

1 February 2005

£8,700 1 February 2006
£9,300 1 February 2007
£9,900 1 February 2008
£10,500 1 February 2009
   
Limit on Compensatory award for unfair dismissal

 

£56,800

1 February 2005

£58,400

1 February 2006

£60,600

1 February 2007

£63,000 1 February 2008
£66,200 1 February 2009

 

 
Award for "unlawful inducement" relating to trade union  membership or activities, or  collective bargaining.

£2,500

1 February 2005

£2,600

1 February 2006

£2,700

1 February 2007

£2,900 1 February 2008
£3,100 1 February 2009
   

Minimum basic award where employee is unfairly dismissed/selected for redundancy on grounds of trade union membership /activities

 £3,800

1 February 2005

£4,000

1 February 2006

£4,200

1 February 2007

£4,400 1 February 2008
£4,700 1 February 2009
   

Minimum compensation to be awarded by EAT for individual excluded or expelled from union in contravention of s 174 TULR(C)A - ie unlawfully expelled or excluded.

£6,100

1 February 2005

£6,300

1 February 2006

£6,600

1 February 2007

£6,900 1 February 2008
£7,300 1 February 2009
   

Maximum amount of statutory guarantee payment payable in respect of any day of lay off

 

£18.40 pd

1 February 2005

£18.90 pd

1 February 2006

£19.60 pd

1 February 2007

£20.40 pd 1 February 2008
£21.50 pd 1 February 2009
   

Minimum UD basic award where dismissal is unfair for:
-   being a health and safety rep or member of a  health and safety committee or carrying out designated H&S duties;
-   being a representative or candidate under the working time Regulations
-   being trustee of an occupational pension scheme; or
-  being or standing for election as an employee rep

 £3,800

1 February 2005

£4,000

1 February 2006

£4,200

1 February 2007

£4,400 1 February 2008
£4,400 1 February 2009

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