Schedule of Loss Letter Template
Learn how to clearly outline the losses incurred from your employer's treatment and secure a successful outcome with our easy-to-use Schedule of Loss template.
- A template document to set out the remedy you are seeking in the Employment Tribunal.
- Includes a Peace of Mind check and a guided walkthrough with a Valla coach to ensure your document is professional and taken seriously.
- Downloadable document in .doc and .pdf formats.
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A step-by-step guide through the process of translating issues into the language of legal claims, flagging important legal tests you need to consider.
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What is a Schedule of Loss for an Employment Tribunal?
If you’re successful with your claim, the Tribunal needs to know what you’re looking for as an outcome. A Schedule of Loss lists all the losses that you have incurred as a result of your employer’s treatment.
This template helps you set out a clear and professional Schedule of Loss for Employment Tribunal.
Examples of preparing a Schedule of Loss for Employment Tribunal
It can be difficult to know what exactly you should ask for in your Schedule of Loss, especially when it comes to an unfair dismissal, victimisation, or discrimination. Here are a few examples of how to prepare a Tribunal Schedule of Loss:
Peter has made an Employment Tribunal claim for unfair dismissal.
He has been ordered by the Tribunal to prepare a Schedule of Loss.
Peter uses Valla to prepare his Schedule of Loss listing out the compensation that he is asking for, including his basic award and compensatory award.
Lottie has made an Employment Tribunal claim for victimisation and direct sex discrimination.
Lottie uses Valla to prepare her Schedule of Loss listing out the compensation she is asking for, including loss of earnings and injury to feelings.
What to do after you’ve prepared a Schedule of Loss for Employment Tribunal
- create the Schedule of Loss
- send the Schedule of Loss to the Respondent
- make sure that the Schedule of Loss is included in the Hearing Bundle so that everyone can refer to it during the hearing if needed
- bear in mind that it’s very normal to have to update your Schedule of Loss later on. This is especially if you’ve prepared your original one a long time before the Tribunal has to decide on the remedy to be awarded.
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