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Union urges government intervention with 100,000 jobs at risk after JLR cyber attack

Posted on September 14, 2025 by Dissent

ITV News reports:

Tens of thousands of employees who work in the Jaguar Land Rover supply chain are at risk of being laid off after the car manufacturer paused its production line following a cyber attack.

The UK manufacturer was forced to shut down its systems on August 31 after becoming aware of a cyberattack that affected its global operations.

On Thursday, JLR said it expected disruption to continue until next week, with factory workers told they will not return until Wednesday at the earliest.

But the Unite union warned JLR’s pause in production could prove disastrous for all of the small and medium-sized businesses that feed into its supply chain.

Read more at ITV News.


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