Legacy Scheme definition

Legacy Scheme means the pension scheme of which the Eligible Employees are members, or are eligible for membership of, or are in a waiting period to become a member of, prior to the Relevant Transfer date;

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Legacy Scheme means the pension scheme of which the Eligible Employees are members, or are eligible for membership of, or are in a waiting period to become a member of, prior to the Relevant Transfer;

Legacy Scheme means the National Health Service Superannuation scheme for Scotland comprising both the 1995 Section and the 2008 Section;

Examples of Legacy Scheme in a sentence

• Legacy Scheme: the pension scheme of which the Eligible Employees are members, or are eligible for membership of, or are in a waiting period to become a member of, prior to the Relevant Transfer.

• A.5.1.2. certified by the GAD as providing benefits that are broadly comparable or equivalent to (as appropriate) to those provided by the Legacy Scheme, and the Provider shall produce evidence of compliance with this Clause A.5 to the Council prior to the date of the Relevant Transfer.

• B.5.1.2. certified by the GAD as providing benefits that are broadly comparable or equivalent to (as appropriate) those provided by the Legacy Scheme, and the Contractor shall produce evidence of compliance with this Clause B.5 to the Council prior to the date of the Relevant Transfer.

More Definitions of Legacy Scheme

Legacy Scheme means the pension scheme of which the Eligible Employees are

Legacy Scheme means the National Health Service Pension Scheme for England and Wales set out in the 1995 Section and the 2008 Section;