M&S tells agency workers to stay at home after cyberattack

M&S tells hundreds of agency workers to stay home as retailer grapples with cyber attack chaos

Hundreds of agency workers who were due for shifts at Marks and Spencer (M&S) have been told to stay home as the retailer continues to grapple with the chaotic impacts of last week's cyber attack.

M&S tells hundreds of staff to stay at home a week on from major cyberattack

Problems were first reported on Easter Monday, and eight days on the business is still grappling with the fallout.

M&S tells agency staff to stay home as fallout of cyberattack continues

Staff have been instructed to stay at home rather than come into the retailer’s main clothing and homeware warehouse

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M&S tells agency workers to stay at home after cyberattack

Hundreds of agency staff at M&S's main clothing and home warehouse in the East Midlands have been told not to come in as the retailer wrestles with the impact of a huge cyberattack, Sky News learns.

M&S Tells Agency Workers To Stay At Home After Cyberattack - Great Yorkshire Radio

Sky News has learnt that roughly 200 people who had been due to undertake shift work at M&S’s vast Castle Donington clothing and homewares logistics centre in the East Midlands have been told not to come in amid the escalating crisis. Agency staff make up about 20% of Castle Donington’s workforce, according to a source close to M&S. Money latest: Vet hits back at critics of prices The retailer’s own employees who work at the site have been told …