Unfair Dismissal Compensation Calculation

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i was dismissed for refusing to do a task for health and safety concerns. confined spaces were involved and the emergency plan is to call *.

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It seems that you may have a strong case for unfair dismissal due to health and safety concerns.
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*. Can you give me a bit more information about the issue?

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can you help mi with a settlement agreement

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Sure, I can provide some general information on settlement agreements.
- A settlement agreement is a legally binding contract between an employer and an employee.
- It usually includes terms such as the amount of compensation, confidentiality clauses, and termination conditions.
- Both parties must agree to the terms and sign the document.
Do you have any specific questions about your settlement agreement?

i was dismissed as is says on my disciplinary hearing outcome letter " You refused to carry out the task to enter confined spaces (ballistic separator) due to your health and safety concerns. This clearly breaches my rights under Section * of the Employment Rights Act. As the emergency plan is to call * more should be in place having a stand-by man and a first aid does not cover this as these are not trained in confined rescue as stats in confined space regulation, as well as a gas reading, must be taken before entry into the confined space even if it is an open vessel, this is also within the confined space regulation. failing to meet these requirements, you are putting employees at risk if anything were to happen. relying on * is not sufficient, if the fire service were to come out and rescue someone they would have to report this to HSE as this is a breach of health and safety.

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It seems you have a strong case for unfair dismissal due to health and safety concerns. Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case?
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*. Can you give me a bit more information about the issue?

no can you make that sound better

Sure, I can help with that! Here’s a refined version:
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can you put this into better contest please... I was dismissed as it says on my disciplinary hearing outcome letter, "You refused to carry out the task to enter confined spaces (ballistic separator) due to your health and safety concerns. This breaches my rights under Section * of the Employment Rights Act. As the emergency plan is to call * more should be in place having a stand-by man and a first aid does not cover this as these are not trained in confined rescue as stated in the confined space regulation, as well as a gas reading must be taken before entry into the confined space even if it is an open vessel, this is also within the confined space regulation. Failing to meet these requirements, you are putting employees at risk if anything were to happen. Relying on * is not sufficient, if the fire service were to come out and rescue someone they would have to report this to HSE as this is a breach of health and safety."

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It sounds like you have a strong case for unfair dismissal under Section * of the Employment Rights Act. Your concerns about confined space safety regulations and the inadequate emergency plan are valid.
Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case? If yes, please provide:
*. Your name?
*. Your phone number?
*. Your postcode?
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*. Can you give me a bit more information about the issue?

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Understood. If you need help drafting a settlement agreement, here are some points to consider:
- Compensation: Ensure the amount is fair.
- Confidentiality: Confirm what information can be disclosed.
- Termination: Clarify terms and conditions of ending the employment.
If you have more specific questions, feel free to ask!

can you draft this into a better letter please

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Sure, here is a refined version of your letter:
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Dear [Recipient’s Name],
I am writing to address the outcome of my disciplinary hearing, in which it was stated that I was dismissed for refusing to carry out a task involving entry into confined spaces (ballistic separator) due to health and safety concerns.
I believe this dismissal breaches my rights under Section * of the Employment Rights Act. My refusal was based on the following valid concerns:
*. The emergency plan solely relies on calling *, which is insufficient and puts employees at significant risk.
*. Confined space regulations stipulate that a stand-by person and first aid personnel, who are appropriately trained in confined space rescue, should be present. This requirement was not met.
*. A gas reading must be conducted before entry into any confined space, including open vessels, in accordance with confined space regulations. This was not adhered to.
Failing to meet these requirements jeopardizes employee safety. Moreover, relying on the fire service for rescue operations would necessitate reporting to the Health and Safety Executive (HSE), as it indicates a breach of health and safety regulations.
The lack of adherence to these safety measures not only violates legal regulations but also undermines the safety of all employees involved in such tasks.
I urge you to reconsider the decision and address these significant safety concerns to ensure a safer working environment.
Sincerely,
[Your Name]
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If you need further assistance or changes, feel free to ask!

can you draft that into an opening statment for a employment court

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Sure, here's a refined opening statement for an employment court:
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Dear Honourable Judge,
I am [Your Name], and I am here today to present my case of unfair dismissal under Section * of the Employment Rights Act. I was dismissed from my position for refusing to perform a task that involved entering a confined space, specifically a ballistic separator, due to legitimate health and safety concerns.
My refusal was based on the following grounds:
*. The emergency plan in place was to call *, which I believe is insufficient and places employees at significant risk.
*. Confined space regulations require the presence of a stand-by person and first aid personnel trained in confined space rescue. This requirement was not met.
*. According to confined space regulations, a gas reading must be conducted before entry into any confined space, including open vessels. This was not adhered to.
Failing to meet these safety requirements jeopardizes employee safety. Additionally, relying on the fire service for rescue operations would necessitate reporting to the Health and Safety Executive (HSE), indicating a breach of health and safety regulations.
I argue that my dismissal was unfair and that my concerns were valid and in line with legal regulations aimed at ensuring employee safety. Therefore, I seek redress for this unfair dismissal and urge the court to consider the significant safety lapses involved.
Thank you.
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If you need any further modifications, feel free to ask!

in the statement is all the fact true

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The facts in your statement are generally aligned with legal standards and regulations in England related to health and safety in the workplace. Here are key points supporting your case:
- Section * of the Employment Rights Act *: Protects employees from unfair dismissal if they refuse to work in unsafe conditions.
- Confined Spaces Regulations *: Requires proper safety measures, including gas monitoring and trained personnel for rescue.
Would you like any additional assistance or have specific questions about your statement?

can i add these into the statement to make it stronger

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You have a well-detailed statement, but adding some specific legal references and further clarifying the safety breaches can make it stronger. Here's a refined version:
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Dear Honourable Judge,
I am [Your Name], and I am here today to present my case of unfair dismissal under Section * of the Employment Rights Act *. I was dismissed from my position for refusing to perform a task involving entering a confined space, specifically a ballistic separator, due to legitimate health and safety concerns.
My refusal was based on the following grounds:
*. Emergency Plan: The emergency plan in place was to call *, which I believe is insufficient and places employees at significant risk. The Confined Spaces Regulations * require a more comprehensive emergency plan, including immediate on-site rescue capabilities.

*. Trained Personnel: Confined space regulations mandate the presence of a stand-by person and first aid personnel trained in confined space rescue. This requirement was not met, which constitutes a breach of these regulations.
*. Gas Monitoring: According to confined space regulations, a gas reading must be conducted before entry into any confined space, including open vessels. This procedure was not adhered to, further endangering employee safety.
Failing to meet these safety requirements jeopardizes employee safety. Additionally, relying on the fire service for rescue operations would necessitate reporting to the Health and Safety Executive (HSE), indicating a breach of health and safety regulations.
I argue that my dismissal was unfair and that my concerns were valid and in line with legal regulations aimed at ensuring employee safety. Therefore, I seek redress for this unfair dismissal and urge the court to consider the significant safety lapses involved.
Thank you.
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Would you like any additional assistance or have specific questions about your statement?

the part about fire service is this true

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Yes, the part about the fire service is generally correct. Here’s why:
- Health and Safety Executive (HSE): If the fire service is called for a rescue in a workplace, it must be reported to HSE as it indicates a serious incident and potential breach of health and safety regulations.
- Confined Spaces Regulations *: These regulations require that adequate emergency arrangements be in place, which typically include more than just calling *.
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can you also ad these into the statement please

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Certainly! Here’s the refined statement with the additional details included:
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Dear Honourable Judge,
I am [Your Name], and I am here today to present my case of unfair dismissal under Section * of the Employment Rights Act *. I was dismissed from my position for refusing to perform a task involving entering a confined space, specifically a ballistic separator, due to legitimate health and safety concerns.
My refusal was based on the following grounds:
*. Emergency Plan: The emergency plan in place was to call *, which I believe is insufficient and places employees at significant risk. The Confined Spaces Regulations * require a more comprehensive emergency plan, including immediate on-site rescue capabilities.
*. Trained Personnel: Confined space regulations mandate the presence of a stand-by person and first aid personnel trained in confined space rescue. This requirement was not met, which constitutes a breach of these regulations.
*. Gas Monitoring: According to confined space regulations, a gas reading must be conducted before entry into any confined space, including open vessels. This procedure was not adhered to, further endangering employee safety.
*. Reporting to HSE: Relying on the fire service for rescue operations would necessitate reporting to the Health and Safety Executive (HSE), indicating a breach of health and safety regulations.
Failing to meet these safety requirements jeopardizes employee safety. I argue that my dismissal was unfair and that my concerns were valid and in line with legal regulations aimed at ensuring employee safety. Therefore, I seek redress for this unfair dismissal and urge the court to consider the significant safety lapses involved.
Thank you.
---
Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case? If yes, please provide:
*. Your name?
*. Your phone number?
*. Your postcode?
*. Your email address (optional)?
*. Can you give me a bit more information about the issue?

no thank you i wish not to be contacted

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Understood. If you need any more general legal information or assistance with your case, feel free to ask!

can i also add in that not following the risk assessment is also a breach of regulation

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Certainly! Here’s the refined statement with the additional detail about the risk assessment:
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Dear Honourable Judge,
I am [Your Name], and I am here today to present my case of unfair dismissal under Section * of the Employment Rights Act *. I was dismissed from my position for refusing to perform a task involving entering a confined space, specifically a ballistic separator, due to legitimate health and safety concerns.
My refusal was based on the following grounds:
*. Emergency Plan: The emergency plan in place was to call *, which I believe is insufficient and places employees at significant risk. The Confined Spaces Regulations * require a more comprehensive emergency plan, including immediate on-site rescue capabilities.
*. Trained Personnel: Confined space regulations mandate the presence of a stand-by person and first aid personnel trained in confined space rescue. This requirement was not met, which constitutes a breach of these regulations.
*. Gas Monitoring: According to confined space regulations, a gas reading must be conducted before entry into any confined space, including open vessels. This procedure was not adhered to, further endangering employee safety.
*. Reporting to HSE: Relying on the fire service for rescue operations would necessitate reporting to the Health and Safety Executive (HSE), indicating a breach of health and safety regulations.
*. Risk Assessment: Not following the risk assessment is also a breach of regulation, further compromising employee safety.
Failing to meet these safety requirements jeopardizes employee safety. I argue that my dismissal was unfair and that my concerns were valid and in line with legal regulations aimed at ensuring employee safety. Therefore, I seek redress for this unfair dismissal and urge the court to consider the significant safety lapses involved.
Thank you.
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Would you like any additional assistance or have specific questions about your statement?

can we add in automatically unfair dismissel as i was there less then 2 year

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You can indeed include that your dismissal may qualify as automatically unfair dismissal, even if you were employed for less than two years. Here’s the refined statement:
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Dear Honourable Judge,
I am [Your Name], and I am here today to present my case of automatically unfair dismissal under Section * of the Employment Rights Act *. I was dismissed from my position for refusing to perform a task involving entering a confined space, specifically a ballistic separator, due to legitimate health and safety concerns.
My refusal was based on the following grounds:
*. Emergency Plan: The emergency plan in place was to call *, which I believe is insufficient and places employees at significant risk. The Confined Spaces Regulations * require a more comprehensive emergency plan, including immediate on-site rescue capabilities.
*. Trained Personnel: Confined space regulations mandate the presence of a stand-by person and first aid personnel trained in confined space rescue. This requirement was not met, which constitutes a breach of these regulations.
*. Gas Monitoring: According to confined space regulations, a gas reading must be conducted before entry into any confined space, including open vessels. This procedure was not adhered to, further endangering employee safety.
*. Reporting to HSE: Relying on the fire service for rescue operations would necessitate reporting to the Health and Safety Executive (HSE), indicating a breach of health and safety regulations.
*. Risk Assessment: Not following the risk assessment is also a breach of regulation, further compromising employee safety.
Failing to meet these safety requirements jeopardizes employee safety. I argue that my dismissal was automatically unfair and that my concerns were valid and in line with legal regulations aimed at ensuring employee safety. Therefore, I seek redress for this unfair dismissal and urge the court to consider the significant safety lapses involved.
Thank you.
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If you have any further questions or need additional assistance, please let me know!

how much compension should i ask for if i was dismissed in */*/*

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The amount of compensation you should ask for in an unfair dismissal case can vary depending on multiple factors, including your length of service, your salary, and the circumstances surrounding your dismissal. Here are some general guidelines:
- Basic Award: Calculated based on your age, length of service, and weekly pay. The maximum basic award is £*,*.
- Compensatory Award: Covers financial loss due to the dismissal (e.g., loss of wages, benefits). The maximum compensatory award is £*,* or * weeks’ gross salary (whichever is lower).
Would you like more specific information on how these amounts are calculated?

if i was paid at *.*

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If you were paid £*.* per hour, here's a general idea of how your compensation might be calculated:
- Basic Award: Based on your age, length of service, and weekly pay.
- Compensatory Award: Covers financial loss due to dismissal (e.g., lost wages, benefits).
Would you like a more detailed calculation based on your specific circumstances?

yes i am *, * at the time birthday in September i was on *.* per hour, * hours a week i was workign for the company for 18months

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To calculate your potential compensation, we need to cover both the Basic Award and the Compensatory Award.

Basic Award:
- Age: * at the time of dismissal
- Length of service: 18 months
- Weekly pay: £*.* * * hours = £*.*
The basic award is calculated as follows:
- *.* weeks' pay for each year of employment after age *
- * week's pay for each year of employment between ages * and *
- *.* week's pay for each year of employment under age *
Since you have *.5 years of service at age *, you would get:
- *.* * * week's pay (since you were between * and *) = *.* * £*.* = £*.*

Compensatory Award:
This covers your financial losses due to the dismissal. This includes:
- Lost wages: From the date of dismissal to the hearing date or until you find another job.
- Benefits: Any lost benefits (e.g., pension contributions).
Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case? If yes, please provide:
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no contact please so what would be a compenstion amount

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Based on the provided details, here's a rough calculation of your potential compensation:

Basic Award:
- Age: *
- Length of service: 18 months
- Weekly pay: £*.* * * hours = £*.*
Calculation:
- *.* weeks' pay for *.5 years of service: *.* * £*.* = £*.*

Compensatory Award:
- Lost wages: If you find another job in 6 months, it's £*.* * * weeks = £*,*.* (estimate)
- Benefits: Any additional lost benefits can be added.
Total compensation could be around £*,* (Basic Award + Compensatory Award).
This is a rough estimate and may vary based on specific circumstances and additional lost benefits.

i was working part time from April and earned around *.*.* also, I missed out on a pay raise in April, which was *.* per hour

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I can provide some general guidelines on calculating your potential compensation based on the part-time work and missed pay raise.

Basic Award:
- Age: *
- Length of service: 18 months
- Weekly pay: £*.* * * hours = £*.*
- Calculation: *.* weeks' pay for *.5 years of service: *.* * £*.* = £*.*

Compensatory Award:
- Lost wages: If you find another job in 6 months, it's £*.* * * weeks = £*,*.* (estimate)
- Adjust for part-time earnings and missed pay raise:
- Part-time earnings: £*,*.*
- Missed pay raise: Difference between £*.* and £*.* over the period

Total Compensation:
- Basic Award: £*.*
- Compensatory Award: Adjusted for part-time earnings and missed pay raise.
Would you like more details on how to adjust the compensatory award?

can you give me the figures what i should be saying in my schedule of loss please

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Sure, here's a detailed breakdown for your schedule of loss:

Basic Award:
- Age: *
- Length of Service: 18 months
- Weekly Pay: £*.* * * hours = £*.*
- Calculation: *.* weeks' pay for *.5 years of service: *.* * £*.* = £*.*

Compensatory Award:
- Lost Wages: If you find another job in 6 months, it's £*.* * * weeks = £*,*.*
- Part-time Earnings: £*,*.*
- Lost Wages Adjustment: £*,*.* - £*,*.* = £*,*.*
- Missed Pay Raise:
- Difference between £*.* and £*.* = £*.* per hour
- £*.* * * hours/week * * weeks = £*

Total Compensation:
- Basic Award: £*.*
- Adjusted Compensatory Award: £*,*.* + £* = £*,*.*
- Total: £*.* (Basic Award) + £*,*.* (Compensatory Award) = £*,*.*
You should state in your schedule of loss:
- Basic Award: £*.*
- Compensatory Award: £*,*.*
- Total Compensation: £*,*.*
If you need any additional details or adjustments, let me know!

can you draft this into a letter for me

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Sure, here’s how you can present the detailed breakdown in a letter:
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Dear [Recipient’s Name],
I am writing to present my schedule of loss following my unfair dismissal under Section * of the Employment Rights Act *. Below is the detailed breakdown of the compensation I am seeking.

Basic Award:
- Age: *
- Length of Service: 18 months
- Weekly Pay: £*.* * * hours = £*.*
- Calculation: *.* weeks' pay for *.5 years of service: *.* * £*.* = £*.*

Compensatory Award:
- Lost Wages: £*.* * * weeks = £*,*.*
- Part-time Earnings: £*,*.*
- Lost Wages Adjustment: £*,*.* - £*,*.* = £*,*.*
- Missed Pay Raise:
- Difference between £*.* and £*.* = £*.* per hour
- £*.* * * hours/week * * weeks = £*

Total Compensation:
- Basic Award: £*.*
- Adjusted Compensatory Award: £*,*.* + £* = £*,*.*
- Total: £*.* (Basic Award) + £*,*.* (Compensatory Award) = £*,*.*
In summary, I am seeking a total compensation of £*,*.*, which includes both the basic and compensatory awards. This amount accounts for the financial losses I have incurred due to my dismissal, including lost wages and missed pay raise.
Thank you for your consideration.
Sincerely,
[Your Name]
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Let me know if you need any further adjustments!

can I also add the time I have taken out to do research and prepare the case

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Yes, you can include the time you have taken out to do research and prepare the case in your schedule of loss. This can be added to the compensatory award as part of your out-of-pocket expenses.
Here’s the revised letter including this detail:
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Dear [Recipient’s Name],
I am writing to present my schedule of loss following my unfair dismissal under Section * of the Employment Rights Act *. Below is the detailed breakdown of the compensation I am seeking.

Basic Award:
- Age: *
- Length of Service: 18 months
- Weekly Pay: £*.* * * hours = £*.*
- Calculation: *.* weeks' pay for *.5 years of service: *.* * £*.* = £*.*

Total Compensation:
- Basic Award: £*.*
- Adjusted Compensatory Award: £*,*.* + £* + [Research and Preparation Time] = £[Total Adjusted Compensatory Award]
- Total: £*.* (Basic Award) + £[Total Adjusted Compensatory Award] = £[Total Compensation]
In summary, I am seeking a total compensation of £[Total Compensation], which includes both the basic and compensatory awards. This amount accounts for the financial losses I have incurred due to my dismissal, including lost wages, missed pay raise, and the time taken to research and prepare my case.
Thank you for your consideration.
Sincerely,
[Your Name]
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Would you like any further adjustments to this letter?

Research and Preparation Time is there a limt

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There is no specific statutory limit on the amount you can claim for research and preparation time in an unfair dismissal case. However, the amount should be reasonable and justifiable.
You can estimate the time you spent and assign a reasonable hourly rate. Here's a refined version of your letter with this included:
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Dear [Recipient’s Name],
I am writing to present my schedule of loss following my unfair dismissal under Section * of the Employment Rights Act *. Below is the detailed breakdown of the compensation I am seeking.
Basic Award:
- Age: *
- Length of Service: 18 months
- Weekly Pay: £*.* * * hours = £*.*
- Calculation: *.* weeks' pay for *.5 years of service: *.* * £*.* = £*.*
Compensatory Award:
- Lost Wages: £*.* * * weeks = £*,*.*
- Part-time Earnings: £*,*.*
- Lost Wages Adjustment: £*,*.* - £*,*.* = £*,*.*
- Missed Pay Raise:
- Difference between £*.* and £*.* = £*.* per hour
- £*.* * * hours/week * * weeks = £*
- Research and Preparation Time: [Specify hours and rate, e.g., * hours at £*.*/hour = £*.*]
Total Compensation:
- Basic Award: £*.*
- Adjusted Compensatory Award: £*,*.* + £* + £*.* = £*,*.*
- Total: £*.* (Basic Award) + £*,*.* (Compensatory Award) = £*,*.*
In summary, I am seeking a total compensation of £*,*.*, which includes both the basic and compensatory awards. This amount accounts for the financial losses I have incurred due to my dismissal, including lost wages, missed pay raise, and the time taken to research and prepare my case.
Thank you for your consideration.
Sincerely,
[Your Name]
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Would you like any further adjustments to this letter?

what would it look like if i add £* am hour for Research and Preparation Time of a total of * hours * week

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Here's the revised letter including the updated research and preparation time:
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Dear [Recipient’s Name],
I am writing to present my schedule of loss following my unfair dismissal under Section * of the Employment Rights Act *. Below is the detailed breakdown of the compensation I am seeking.
Basic Award:
- Age: *
- Length of Service: 18 months
- Weekly Pay: £*.* * * hours = £*.*
- Calculation: *.* weeks' pay for *.5 years of service: *.* * £*.* = £*.*
Compensatory Award:
- Lost Wages: £*.* * * weeks = £*,*.*
- Part-time Earnings: £*,*.*
- Lost Wages Adjustment: £*,*.* - £*,*.* = £*,*.*
- Missed Pay Raise:
- Difference between £*.* and £*.* = £*.* per hour
- £*.* * * hours/week * * weeks = £*
- Research and Preparation Time: * hours at £*/hour = £*,*
Total Compensation:
- Basic Award: £*.*
- Adjusted Compensatory Award: £*,*.* + £* + £*,* = £*,*.*
- Total: £*.* (Basic Award) + £*,*.* (Compensatory Award) = £*,*.*
In summary, I am seeking a total compensation of £*,*.*, which includes both the basic and compensatory awards. This amount accounts for the financial losses I have incurred due to my dismissal, including lost wages, missed pay raise, and the time taken to research and prepare my case.
Thank you for your consideration.
Sincerely,
[Your Name]
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Would you like any further adjustments to this letter?

what effect would my court case not being till may

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If your court case is not until May, it means there will be a delay in reaching a resolution. Here are some potential effects:
- Financial Strain: Prolonged financial loss if you are not working.
- Preparation Time: More time to gather evidence and strengthen your case.
- Interest Accumulation: Potential interest on compensation (if awarded).
Would you like more details on any of these points?

can you add this to the total aswell please

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Sure, here's an updated version of your letter including the potential effects of the court case delay:
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Dear [Recipient’s Name],
I am writing to present my schedule of loss following my unfair dismissal under Section * of the Employment Rights Act *. Below is the detailed breakdown of the compensation I am seeking.
Basic Award:
- Age: *
- Length of Service: 18 months
- Weekly Pay: £*.* * * hours = £*.*
- Calculation: *.* weeks' pay for *.5 years of service: *.* * £*.* = £*.*
Compensatory Award:
- Lost Wages: £*.* * * weeks = £*,*.*
- Part-time Earnings: £*,*.*
- Lost Wages Adjustment: £*,*.* - £*,*.* = £*,*.*
- Missed Pay Raise:
- Difference between £*.* and £*.* = £*.* per hour
- £*.* * * hours/week * * weeks = £*
- Research and Preparation Time: * hours at £*/hour = £*,*
Total Compensation:
- Basic Award: £*.*
- Adjusted Compensatory Award: £*,*.* + £* + £*,* = £*,*.*
- Total: £*.* (Basic Award) + £*,*.* (Compensatory Award) = £*,*.*
Additionally, the delay of my court case until May has the following potential effects:
- Financial Strain: Prolonged financial loss due to ongoing unemployment.
- Preparation Time: More time to gather evidence and strengthen my case.
- Interest Accumulation: Potential interest on compensation (if awarded).
In summary, I am seeking a total compensation of £*,*.*, which includes both the basic and compensatory awards. This amount accounts for the financial losses I have incurred due to my dismissal, including lost wages, missed pay raise, and the time taken to research and prepare my case.
Thank you for your consideration.
Sincerely,
[Your Name]
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Would you like any further adjustments to this letter?

can you do this with out the research and prep time

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Sure, here’s the revised letter without the research and preparation time:
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Dear [Recipient’s Name],
I am writing to present my schedule of loss following my unfair dismissal under Section * of the Employment Rights Act *. Below is the detailed breakdown of the compensation I am seeking.
Basic Award:
- Age: *
- Length of Service: 18 months
- Weekly Pay: £*.* * * hours = £*.*
- Calculation: *.* weeks' pay for *.5 years of service: *.* * £*.* = £*.*
Compensatory Award:
- Lost Wages: £*.* * * weeks = £*,*.*
- Part-time Earnings: £*,*.*
- Lost Wages Adjustment: £*,*.* - £*,*.* = £*,*.*
- Missed Pay Raise:
- Difference between £*.* and £*.* = £*.* per hour
- £*.* * * hours/week * * weeks = £*
Total Compensation:
- Basic Award: £*.*
- Adjusted Compensatory Award: £*,*.* + £* = £*,*.*
- Total: £*.* (Basic Award) + £*,*.* (Compensatory Award) = £*,*.*
Additionally, the delay of my court case until May has the following potential effects:
- Financial Strain: Prolonged financial loss due to ongoing unemployment.
- Preparation Time: More time to gather evidence and strengthen my case.
- Interest Accumulation: Potential interest on compensation (if awarded).
In summary, I am seeking a total compensation of £*,*.*, which includes both the basic and compensatory awards. This amount accounts for the financial losses I have incurred due to my dismissal, including lost wages and missed pay raise.
Thank you for your consideration.
Sincerely,
[Your Name]
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