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Unfair dismissal calculator

 

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Please fill in the form for an immediate calculation of your unfair dismissal compensation claim.
 

 
  Age at unfair dismissal Can only be used for ages 15 - 65 unless your job's normal retiring age is different - in which case please call 
  Years service Capped at most recent 20 years service
£ Gross weekly pay Max of £310 p/week allowed from 01.02.07
 

Click here to calculate your Basic Award
£ Basic Award  
£ Net weekly pay    
  Weeks without pay Estimate how long it will take you to resume employment.
  Click here to calculate your Compensatory Award
£ Compensatory Award Currently limited to £58,400 compensation
  Click here to include your Loss of Employment Rights
£ Loss of Employment Rights Tribunals usually award £250  
  Click here to find out how much you may be awarded
£ Unfair Dismissal Calculator Claims are currently limited to a maximum of £67,100 (known as the statutory ceiling or award) and must normally be brought within 3 months of the date of termination, unless you have raised a grievance in which case this is extended to 6 months
 

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