A second consultation about calculating section 75 employer debts has begun. The consultation will run to 30 April 2018. There are employer information sessions in Belfast on 12th of March, Edinburgh on 14th of March and Manchester on 16th of March. If you wish to attend an event, you must register in advance here. Check…
DetailsAs noted in the previous update, the Trustee has received Scottish Counsel’s opinion and plans to run a second consultation with employers on a revised calculation methodology. The consultation will commence in February and will run for 10 weeks ending on 30th April. The Trustee will consider consultation responses and may incorporate further changes into…
DetailsThe Trustee Directors have recently agreed a Rule change with the Association (APHC), the Federation (SNIPEF) and the Union (Unite). The rule change means that for the period up to 31 December 2018, no Participating Employer can cease to participate in the Scheme or be discharged from their past, present or future obligations under the…
DetailsThe Trustee has finally received Scottish Counsel’s opinion on the section 75 employer debt calculation methodology. The Trustee is reviewing Scottish Counsel’s opinion and aims to share the details with all the affected employers as part of a consultation on the calculation methodology that will likely begin in February 2018. The consultation is likely to…
DetailsThe Scheme has today sent by recorded delivery letters to employers who have participated in the Scheme and according to the Scheme’s records have triggered a section 75 employer debt. If you receive a letter and require addtional information please get in touch with the Administration Team for support. Or if you disagree with the…
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