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13 April 2011

SMP and other April benefit increases

The main employment related National Insurance and similar benefits for 2011/2012 (starting at various dates in April 2011) are as noted below.

  • State Retirement Pension: £102.15 (category A); 
  • Incapacity Benefit: £71.10 (lower rate)  / £84.15 (higher rate); 
  • Industrial Injuries Benefit: £18.42 to £150.30; 
  • Jobseeker's Allowance: under / over 25: £53.45 / £67.50; 
  • Maternity Allowance: £128.73 (earnings threshold £30); 
  • Statutory Adoption Pay: £128.73 (earnings threshold £102);  
  • Statutory Maternity Pay: 90% average earnings for first 6 weeks, then £128.73 for next 33 weeks (earnings threshold £102); 
  • Statutory Paternity Pay: £128.73 (earnings threshold £102)
  • Statutory Sick Pay: £81.60 (earnings threshold £102) 

For further information please contact Theresa Latham, HR Adviser, 01676 526051. 

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