- Free Redundancy Cost Calculator tool - get instant estimates based on your specific inputs
- UK-specific data - statutory weekly pay cap of £751 applied (2026/27, effective 6 April 2026)
- No signup required - use the calculator instantly and compare scenarios
- Updated for 2026 - reflects the latest pricing, tax rates, and industry benchmarks
Statutory redundancy pay in the UK is calculated using a formula based on the employee’s age, length of service, and weekly pay – capped at £751 per week for the 2026/27 tax year. Employees aged 41 and over receive 1.5 weeks’ pay for each complete year of service, those aged 22 to 40 receive 1 week per year, and those under 22 receive half a week per year, with a maximum of 20 years counted. For a 45-year-old employee with 10 years’ service earning £40,000 per year, the statutory redundancy payment would be approximately £11,265 (10 years at 1.5 weeks each, capped at £751 per week). Many employers offer enhanced packages of 1.5 to 3 times the statutory minimum. The first £30,000 of any redundancy payment is tax-free, with amounts above this threshold subject to income tax and National Insurance. This calculator provides a precise breakdown of statutory and enhanced redundancy costs including notice pay obligations.
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How to Use This Calculator
Enter the employee’s annual gross salary – the calculator will cap weekly pay at £751 as per statutory rules.
Input the employee’s age and complete years of service (minimum 2 years to qualify for statutory redundancy).
Select the package level – statutory minimum or an enhanced multiplier (1.5×, 2×, or 3×).
Review the full breakdown including redundancy payment, notice pay, tax-free portion, and total cost to the employer.
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