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Central Office of the Industrial Tribunals: Compensation

Description and record details

Reference LAB 53
Title Central Office of the Industrial Tribunals: Compensation
Date 1939-1975
Description

Records of appeals to industrial tribunals by individuals claiming compensation for redundancy or loss of income suffered as a result of industrial action, and summaries of decisions of Compensation Appeal Tribunals.

Related material

For registered files of the Arbitration Tribunals, see LAB 3

Held by The National Archives, Kew
Legal status Public Record(s)
Language

English

Physical description 20 file(s)
Access conditions Open unless otherwise stated
Accruals Series is not accruing.
Administrative/ biographical background

The Redundancy Payments Act 1965 s44 transferred to industrial tribunals jurisdiction over questions which under various statutes (some of which are listed in schedule 7 to the Act) were directed to be determined by a referee or board of referees. The matters concerned were questions with regard to compensation for persons who have lost their employment because of some statutory enactment (e.g. the nationalisation or de-nationalisation of the industry in which they worked or the re-organisation of local authority areas). Questions of comparability of a person's employment or the worsening of his position as a result of such an enactment were also referred to the tribunals under these statutes. An employee or a compensating authority could apply for a decision of a tribunal.