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A question about uplifts and awards at an ET

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    A question about uplifts and awards at an ET

    If you are awarded an uplift because the company wont reinstate you, or because they failed to follow ACAS guidance, is the award included in the maximum compensation or, on top of the compensation?
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    Re: A question about uplifts and awards at an ET

    Originally posted by ritemaster View Post
    If you are awarded an uplift because the company wont reinstate you, or because they failed to follow ACAS guidance, is the award included in the maximum compensation or, on top of the compensation?
    Reinstatement is not a very commonly sought remedy for obvious reasons, the relationship would usually have broken down beyond repair. The 25% uplift for not following the ACAS code is on top of the compensatory award. :thumb:

    You add that amount on when you do your schedule of loss.
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