About The Project

A searchable, structured view of UK employment tribunal decisions.

Tribunal Intel turns published judgments into a dataset you can search, compare, and analyze. It combines official tribunal decisions with extraction, enrichment, and employer-level analysis.

What Tribunal Intel does

The project starts from published judgments and layers structure on top so the dataset becomes usable for research and due diligence.

Searchable case law

Search employment tribunal decisions by employer, outcome, claim type, date, and compensation signals.

Analytics on top

Turn raw judgments into trend data, respondent histories, compensation patterns, and claim-level views.

Built for practical use

The goal is faster due diligence for claimants, lawyers, journalists, and anyone trying to understand tribunal history.

Annual indexing coverage

This chart compares the number of decisions indexed here with the number currently available on the GOV.UK website for each year.

Coverage is expanding as more GOV.UK decisions are indexed.
2026
82%
656 / 796 indexed
2025
90%
9,354 / 10,367 indexed
2024
47%
5,042 / 10,828 indexed
2023
11%
1,314 / 11,846 indexed
2022
8%
934 / 12,010 indexed
2021
7%
902 / 12,620 indexed
2020
5%
885 / 18,504 indexed
Current Coverage

A quick snapshot of how much of the indexed archive is searchable and structured right now.

Date range
2020-01-02 to 2026-03-02
Cases indexed
23,768
Text coverage100%
23,759 of 23,768 cases

Best For

Fast checks on a specific employer, claim type, or decision.
Pattern work across outcomes, compensation, and tribunal history.
Indicative reference points before deeper review of the original judgment.

Use With Care

The published GOV.UK judgment remains the source of record.
Coverage percentages reflect what is currently indexed, not every tribunal event that may exist.
Structured fields are shortcuts for research, not legal advice.