Regulation 100 Retirement benefits for members with more than one employment
This regulation applies to a member (M) who is in receipt of pensionable earnings in respect of two or more employments each of which is attributable to M belonging to any of groups A to C in the table in regulation 27(1).
Subject to paragraphs (4) and (5), M does not become entitled to a pension under any of the regulations specified in paragraph (3) until—
the termination of all of M's NHS employments (including employment as a practitioner), or
M reaches the age of 75.
The regulations are—
regulation 73;
regulation 79;
regulation 81;
regulation 82;
regulations 90 to 97.
Paragraph (5) applies if M—
leaves employment (“past employment”) with one employing authority; and
in relation to the past employment, becomes entitled to a pension under regulation 81 or 82.
M may elect—
to take benefits only in respect of the past employment; and
to continue to accrue rights in respect of any other continuing pensionable employment.
If M elects as mentioned in paragraph (5), paragraph (2) applies in relation to an employment in respect of which M continues to accrue rights to benefits.
Chapter 7 of Part 5 applies if M becomes entitled to a pension under paragraph (5) while continuing in other NHS employment.
Paragraphs (9) and (10) apply if—
M becomes entitled to a pension under regulation 81 or 82; and
terminated concurrent employment as a practitioner not more than 12 months before becoming entitled to the pension.
M is not entitled to receive a pension under regulation 81 or 82 in respect of any employment as practitioner, but is entitled only to receive a pension in respect of that employment pursuant to regulation 73 or 79.
M may exercise a right to transfer out under Section 2 of Chapter 2 of Part 7 only if M leaves all pensionable service—
before reaching normal pension age; and
before becoming entitled to a pension under this scheme.