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EMPLOYMENT LEGISLATION

BENEFIT REPAYMENT (PL720 Rev 4):
a guide for employers required to repay state benefit previously claimed by an employee who has won an employment tribunal award

Contents

* Introduction
* What is recoupment?
* Monetary awards
* Protective awards
* Interest on tribunal awards
* Income tax and national insurance contributions
* Further hearings
   

Introduction

Recoupment Regulations made by the Secretary of State under employment legislation enable the Benefits Agency to recover from employers some or all of the amount of Jobseekers' Allowance and income support paid to employees who have subsequently been awarded compensation by an employment tribunal.

This document describes the recoupment procedure and the tribunal awards to which it applies. It gives general guidance only and should not be regarded as a complete and authoritative statement of the law. If you have any queries after reading this document, the Benefits Agency local office will be happy to help.

 

 

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