What Are Non-Pecuniary Losses? Non-pecuniary losses, or non-economic damages, are those damages that are not economic in nature, yet still affect a person's lifestyle and enjoyment of life. They cannot be quantified mathematically like lost income or medical bills.

What are non-pecuniary benefits?

Refers to "non-cash" benefits earned by workers in place of salary. This might include education fees, use of a motor vehicle, residential accommodation and so on.

What is the difference between pecuniary and nonpecuniary?

Pecuniary losses generally include the gains prevented by the breach of contract or tort, expenses caused by the breach of contract or tort and expenses rendered futile by the breach of contract or tort. Non-pecuniary losses generally include pain and suffering and loss of amenity and mental distress.