Note that the cap does not apply in relation to dismissals that are automatically unfair for whistleblowing or health and safety reasons. Further, there is no upper limit on the compensation that can be awarded for discrimination claims under the Equality Act 2010.In practice. In reality, in 2011 / 2012, the median award for unfair dismissal claims was Â£4,560.Therefore, many compensatory awards are unlikely to be affected by the new limit. However, the government considered there to be âbroad supportâ for a cap linking the maximum potential award to an individualâs own salary.n practice. In reality, in 2011 / 2012, the median award for unfair dismissal claims was Â£4,560. Therefore, many compensatory awards are unlikely to be affected by the new limit. However, the government considered there to be âbroad supportâ for a cap linking the maximum potential award to an individualâs own salary.
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