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Employee and locum details in Well data leak up to seven years old

Posted on February 6, 2019 by Dissent

Isabel Finch reports:

Some of the details of employees and locums accidentally leaked via email by Well Pharmacy in December may be up to seven years old, the multiple has told C+D.

In December, a document – which included names, addresses, phone numbers, email addresses and some payroll numbers of 24,099 employees and locums – was sent as an email attachment to an undisclosed number of Well locums.

C+D readers have flagged they have been contacted by Well to inform them that some of their data was included in the emailed document, despite not having worked for the multiple for more than five years in some cases.

Read more on Chemistandruggist.co.uk.

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