Government statistics published this week show that the MoJ has so far refunded just over £1.8m of the unlawful fees they charged for making an application to the Employment Tribunal between 2013 and last year's Supreme Court decision in the [Unison]() **case.

The figure relates to a total of 2,151 payments made.

So far the department has received 4,869 applications of which 2,660 have been processed.

The official source, which states the figures are provisional, can be found on the Gov.uk website.