54 Inducements
Pensions Act 2008 (2008 c 30) | Legislation

Inducements

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(1)     An employer contravenes this section if the employer takes any action for the sole or main purpose of—

(a)     inducing a worker to give up membership of a relevant scheme without becoming an active member of another relevant scheme [with effect from—

(i)     the day after the membership is given up, or

(ii)     a day within the prescribed period (if a period is prescribed)], or

(b)     inducing a jobholder to give a notice under section 8 without

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