This calculator is for you to work out the cost of compensation in lieu of notice.
The compensation in lieu of notice (CILON) calculator will ask you for the amount of salary, allowances and bonus to which the individual would have been entitled to had they remained in service during the notice period, and will calculate the loss of pension for the same period giving a total of CILON to be paid through the payroll. National insurance and tax should be deducted in the normal way.
The calculator you should use for a particular individual depends on which scheme they were an active member of on their last day of service - even if they would have moved to alpha during their notice period. For example, a member of the PCSPS who has Tapered Protection and whose tapered alpha enrolment date was 1 June 2015 left service on 1 May 2015 and was due CILON for 3 months’ notice, would have their CILON calculated using the new PCSPS CILON calculator, notwithstanding the fact that they would have transferred into alpha if they had actually worked their notice period.
If the notice period goes over the scheme year end (31 March) you should run the calculator separately for the two periods using the appropriate salary and contribution rate for each period.
Please note, due to the transition to alpha through the 2015 Remedy, the PCSPS calculator is now obsolete and was removed 1 November 2022.
Tools are required to be run on Windows versions of MS Excel 2007 (V14) and above.
Although the tools originate from the internet, they are uploaded and hosted by the Civil Service Pensions websites and should be considered ‘safe’.
The tools use Macros (VBA) for clearing cells and creating PDFs if required, therefore macros should be enabled to ensure full functionality.
Opening the tools
When a tool is first opened click the 'Enable Editing' button.
If the password prompt opens, click ‘Read Only’ to continue.
To ensure full functionality you must Enable Macros.
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