Age discrimination claims carry highest average tribunal award, CharlieHR reveals
Age discrimination cases had a mean award of £102,891, a median award of £86,349 and a maximum award of £261,949.
Age discrimination claims carried the highest average employment tribunal award, according to analysis from CharlieHR.
Age discrimination cases had a mean award of £102,891, a median award of £86,349 and a maximum award of £261,949.
Sex discrimination cases had a mean award of £53,403, but recorded the highest maximum payout at £995,128.
Disability discrimination followed with a mean award of £44,483 and a maximum award of £964,465.
The maximum sex discrimination award was more than 18 times the average payout.
Race discrimination claims had a mean award of £29,532, while sexual orientation discrimination cases averaged £27,070.
Religion or belief discrimination had the lowest mean discrimination award at £10,750.
Unfair dismissal cases averaged £13,749, with a median award of £6,746 and a maximum of £179,124.
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