Employer Bulletins Sample Clauses

Employer Bulletins. The Scheme Administrator will issue employer bulletins (I‘nscribe’ ) as required and post these to the employers’ section of the website. These bulletins will be the method by which the Scheme Administrator will, in general, keep Scheme Employers up to date with important changes to the scheme and any issues relating to the LGPS of which the employers need to be informed. A global e-mail will be sent to all Scheme Employer Pension Liaison Officers notifying them when a new bulletin is posted to the website.
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