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Employment tribunal quarterly statistics for the period July to September 2020

Published on: 11 December 2020
Published by: LexisPSL
  • Employment tribunal quarterly statistics for the period July to September 2020
  • What is the relevant background?
  • What do the tribunal statistics for July to September 2020 show?
  • Employment tribunal claims in the period July to September 2020
  • Employment tribunal fee refunds

Article summary

Employment analysis: Statistics published by the Ministry of Justice show that in the period from July to September 2020: 11,039 single claims were received which is the highest level of single claims received in a quarter since 2013/14 and the total case load outstanding for employment tribunals at the end of September 2020 had increased to 40,463, the highest figure for single claims since a peak of 35,775 in 2009/10 (and up by 22% from 33,204 at the end of the same quarter in 2019). or take a trial to read the full analysis.

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