Sierra Leone Labor Tribunal • Wrongful Termination

Sierra Leone Unfair Dismissal & Notice Calculator 🇸🇱

Estimate damages and statutory compensation for unfair dismissal, lack of fair procedure, and notice period indemnity under the Employment Act 2023.

SLE

Total monthly package including regular benefits

Length of tenure with the employer

Industrial court jurisprudence typically awards 6 to 24 months

Notice in lieu entitlement based on tenure

Paid leave balance encashable immediately

SLE

Earned wages withheld prior to termination

Estimated Damages & Settlement Claim

Total Estimated Claim SLE 0.00 SLL 0
Unfair Dismissal Damages SLE 0.00 12 months compensation
Notice & Leave Indemnity SLE 0.00 Statutory rights on separation
Unfair Termination Damages Award: SLE 0.00
Notice Pay in Lieu: SLE 0.00
Unused Annual Leave Encashment: SLE 0.00
Salary Arrears / Unpaid Benefits: SLE 0.00
Total Industrial Tribunal Claim Value: SLE 0.00

Sierra Leone Wrongful Dismissal Rights (Employment Act 2023)

Procedural Fairness Requirement

  • An employer cannot dismiss an employee without giving valid reason (capacity, conduct, or operational requirements).
  • Failure to conduct a proper disciplinary hearing or provide written notice renders termination automatically unfair.

Court Remedies & Awards

  • The Industrial Court or Ministry of Labour can award reinstatement or damages ranging from 6 to 24 months of gross remuneration.
  • Damages are calculated independently of notice in lieu and accrued leave entitlements.

📊 National Revenue Authority (NRA) & NASSIT Statutory Matrix

Statutory Component / Legal Deduction Item Calculated Amount (SLE)
Primary Net / Statutory Payable Amount NLe 0.00
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