Tribunal award: no written statement of employment (minimum in pounds)
The smaller of the two cash awards a tribunal adds when an employer never gave a written statement of employment particulars.
Checked against its sources: statute verified 2026-09-21
How it is worked out: Tribunal award: no written statement of employment (weeks' pay) (minimum) × Maximum week's pay (redundancy and unfair dismissal) — recomputed from its corroborated inputs on every build.
Current sources
History
| Value | From | To | Status | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| £1,502.00 | 2026-04-06 | — | Derivation verified |
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Receipt
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- Figure ID
employment.tribunal.written_particulars_award_cash_min- Name in the API
- Tribunal award: written statement of particulars (cash minimum)
- Record fields (source type · unit · jurisdiction · status)
- derived·GBP·GB·derivation_verified
- Derivation
employment.tribunal.written_particulars_award@min * employment.redundancy.weekly_pay_cap- Record hash (canonical JSON, SHA-256)
sha256:da10fd90a49e4c6f1c31f283ffdb5f002e1765706f701c1c28d761fd8777927c- Source snapshots (SHA-256)
- Legislation:
sha256:4fc08bfb2767973af6fd51ca04bcacb98cef186b404de006abd41f6d6c45f844 - Legislation:
sha256:e38d02439befd69a9eae7bee9249fb1e7eaeda026295edb37fadf4d42abfd510 - Listed in the signed manifest
- release 3.0.0 manifest
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record_hashes["employment.tribunal.written_particulars_award_cash_min"] - Machine-readable record
- /v1/figures/employment.tribunal.written_particulars_award_cash_min · current only: /v1/figures/employment.tribunal.written_particulars_award_cash_min/current
Compiler's notes
Not a figure any document states. GOV.UK's written-statement page states the COUNT ("Compensation can be up to 4 weeks' pay") and no cash amount, so that sentence corroborates Tribunal award: no written statement of employment (weeks' pay) and would say nothing about this record; there is no B side here, and both limbs are cited as legislation instead.