Insights from the tribunal database
Data-backed articles built from the published employment tribunal judgments indexed on Tribunal Intel.
Which employment tribunal claim types are most likely to succeed?
A data-backed look at claimant success rates by claim type in published employment tribunal judgments, with sample-size caveats and compensation context.
When claimants don't win: the reasons behind every other outcome
Strike-outs, time bars, merits losses, withdrawals, settlements, and defaults — a data-driven breakdown of the most common reasons employment tribunal cases end without a claimant win.
Employment Appeal Tribunal decisions: what they are and why they matter
A practical guide to what the Employment Appeal Tribunal does, what usually gets appealed, and how to use EAT judgments on Tribunal Intel.
What published tribunal judgments suggest about self-represented claimants
How self-represented and represented claimants compare in published employment tribunal judgments, including success rates and compensation patterns.
How often claimants actually win in published tribunal judgments
How claimant outcomes break down in published employment tribunal judgments, including merits wins, partial wins, strike-outs, and withdrawals.
How rare high-value employment tribunal awards really are
How often published tribunal awards reach £20k, £50k, and £100k, plus the largest compensation cases in the current corpus.
When claimants are ordered to pay respondent costs
How often respondent costs orders appear in published employment tribunal judgments, and how large those orders can get.