Ms L Boyle v NHS North East London ICB: 3201092/2023
JUDGMENT
The judgment of the Tribunal on remedy in relation to the Claimant’s successful victimisation claims is that she is entitled to the following amounts:[1]£3,485.77 in respect of the failure to pay notice pay; £10,000 in respect of injury to feelings; and £2,351.78 interest;[4]the question of whether these sums are taxable and should be grossed up will be dealt with in a separate judgment on receipt of further submissions from the parties. Case Number: 3201092/2023 FURTHER JUDGMENT ON REMEDY By consent, the Tribunal makes the following further judgment on remedy in relation to the Claimant’s successful victimisation claims:[1]the Respondent shall pay to the Claimant an additional £1,355.58, by way of grossing-up, ensuring that she receives £3,485.77 net in respect of the notice pay element of the award;[2]the injury to feelings and interest awards require no grossing up;[3]the Respondent agrees to indemnify the Claimant in respect of any further income tax, employee National Insurance contributions or other deductions which HMRC may determine are properly payable by the Claimant in respect of (and in addition to) the sums paid under the Tribunal’s Judgment. Before meeting any such liability, the Claimant will take reasonable steps to notify the Respondent in writing of HMRC’s assessment or demand and will give the Respondent a reasonable opportunity to consider whether the assessment or demand should be challenged, providing the Respondent with such documentation, information and assistance as it may reasonably require for that purpose, provided that nothing in this indemnity shall prevent the Claimant from complying with her legal obligations to HMRC. If the Claimant subsequently pays the liability to HMRC, the Respondent shall reimburse the Claimant within 28 days of the Claimant providing reasonable evidence that the outstanding liability Case Number: 3201092/2023 has been paid to HMRC.