See how awards are spread.
Understand how awarded amounts are distributed, rather than relying on an isolated headline number.
How published awards are distributed, what they're made up of, and how that differs by claim.
Explore how published tribunal awards are distributed, what they're made up of and how the picture changes across different types of claims.
Published judgments where a money award was made.
Published judgments where a money award was made. Settled claims do not appear.
A single average hides the spread. Award Benchmark shows the distribution, the typical range and, where supported, the components.
A single average can hide important differences. Award Benchmark brings the distribution, the typical range and, where the claim type supports it, the components of awarded compensation into a structured research briefing.
Understand how awarded amounts are distributed, rather than relying on an isolated headline number.
Explore medians, percentile ranges and the middle half of published awards, with sample-size context.
For supported claim families, examine award heads and the components reported in published decisions.
Award Benchmark is built around the claim type you select; frameworks, heads and depth differ by family.
Award Benchmark is designed around the claim type you select. Not every claim family uses the same legal framework, award heads or level of breakdown. Explore the examples to see how the report communicates those differences.
Understand observed injury-to-feelings awards where applicable, alongside the actual distribution and the components available in a full-tier report.
Vento framing applies only where relevant. Composition is available for supported claim families and tiers.
Vento bands apply to injury to feelings only. Financial loss and other heads are shown separately in the report.
What the published decisions can tell you about a claim type, with the context to read the numbers.
See what the published decisions can tell you about a claim type, with enough context to interpret the numbers responsibly.
Select from the supported claim families. Award Benchmark focuses on a single claim type at a time.
Review distributions, percentile intervals and the breakdowns available for that claim family.
Generate a saved report, revisit its figures and open Ask Yerty from the report to discuss what those metrics mean.
Case Benchmark gives breadth across a claim type; Award Benchmark goes deeper on the amounts.
Case Benchmark gives you breadth across a claim type. Award Benchmark goes deeper on the amounts and components shown in published awards.
Bring together outcomes, official national context, awards, case-journey features and supported regional, industry and representation comparisons.
Explore Case BenchmarkInvestigate the distribution of published monetary awards and, where supported, the components and award-specific context.
Open Award BenchmarkAward Benchmark describes what tribunals awarded in published decisions for a claim type. It is research into past cases, not an estimate for an individual dispute.
No. Award Benchmark describes historical amounts in published decisions for a claim type. It does not assess your facts, calculate an individual loss or predict an outcome.
No. Different claim families and report tiers support different measures. Some show distribution statistics only; more detailed composition is available only where supported by the report.
Unpublished settlements and claims without a published monetary judgment are not included. The report therefore does not represent every resolved claim.
Yes. Opening Ask Yerty from a supported saved Award Benchmark passes its stored report figures as context. It can explain those findings, but does not independently recalculate them.
Generating an Award Benchmark uses one report credit. Report credits are separate from Ask Yerty question allowances. Check the current plans and one-off options before purchasing.
Understand distributions, typical ranges and award composition in a report built for deeper employment tribunal research.