M&S tells agency workers to stay at home after cyberattack
- Marks & Spencer has instructed approximately 200 agency workers to stay at home due to a cyber attack that affected operations at the Castle Donington logistics centre.
- Regular M&S employees were instructed to report to work as usual.
- The cyber attack disrupted contactless payments and click-and-collect orders, which began last weekend.
- Shares in Marks & Spencer dropped by 2.4%, highlighting the negative effects of the cyber incident on revenue streams.
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Empty shelves in M&S stores as some staff told 'stay home'
The retailer has been hit hard by issues following a cyber attack
·Bristol, United Kingdom
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