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Verify the latest twenty completed service years, age-band allocation and average weekly pay.
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Calculating a confirmed Great Britain statutory redundancy award using reviewed 2026-27 rates.
Completed service years, weighted entitlement weeks, capped weekly pay and statutory award.
Allocate the latest twenty completed service years by age band and confirm eligibility and the reviewed rate period.
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Completed service years, weighted entitlement weeks, capped weekly pay and statutory award.
Allocate completed years by age band within the latest twenty years.
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Allocate only completed years within the latest twenty years of service.
Allocate only completed years within the latest twenty years of service.
Allocate only completed years within the latest twenty years of service.
Entered average weekly pay; the reviewed statutory cap is ยฃ751.
Confirm eligibility, Great Britain jurisdiction and the reviewed 2026-27 rate period.
Northern Ireland redundancy rules require a separate binding
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| Parameter | Meaning | Unit | Allowed values | Presence | Default |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| completedYearsUnder22 | Allocate only completed years within the latest twenty years of service. | years | 0 to 20 | Required | 2 |
| completedYearsAge22To40 | Allocate only completed years within the latest twenty years of service. | years | 0 to 20 | Required | 10 |
| completedYearsAge41Plus | Allocate only completed years within the latest twenty years of service. | years | 0 to 20 | Required | 3 |
| averageWeeklyPay | Entered average weekly pay; the reviewed statutory cap is ยฃ751. | GBP/week | 0 to 100000000 | Required | 800 |
| boundedScenarioConfirmed | Confirm eligibility, Great Britain jurisdiction and the reviewed 2026-27 rate period. | confirmed statutory scenario | 2, 0, 1 | Required | Not confirmed |
Use the result only for a confirmed eligible Great Britain redundancy in the reviewed 2026-27 period.
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Verify the latest twenty completed service years, age-band allocation and average weekly pay.
Retest age-band years and weekly pay around the ยฃ751 cap.
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Calculate bounded Great Britain statutory redundancy pay using reviewed rates from 6 April 2026.
Read guideVerify the latest twenty completed service years, age-band allocation and average weekly pay.
Confirmed eligible Great Britain redundancies in the reviewed 2026-27 rate period only.
Official GOV.UK statutory redundancy-pay guidance and 2026 rates captured and reviewed 27 July 2026. Coverage: 6 April 2026 through 5 April 2027.
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