Waitrose reopens after closure due to 'critical error' - Ground News
Waitrose supermarkets across the UK are shut this morning due to a 'critical error'. Stores in Oxfordshire are affected.
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Waitrose supermarkets across the UK are shut this morning due to a 'critical error'. Stores in Oxfordshire are affected.
ground.newsWaitrose is to pay compensation to customers after an IT problem forced the grocer to cancel 400 orders just days before Christmas.
www.retail-week.comWaitrose has apologised to its customers after an IT glitch let to thousands of online orders cancelled minutes before they were scheduled to arrive.
www.retailgazette.co.ukWaitrose has apologised to customers after an IT glitch resulted in thousands of online orders cancelled.
internetretailing.netWaitrose has confirmed its services are functioning "largely as normal" as Co-op, Booths and Naked Wines faced issues from the global IT outage.
www.grocerygazette.co.ukIt's the latest in a series of IT struggles at the high-end grocer
www.thegrocer.co.ukThe latest IT issue meant deliveries were not sent out or were sent with fewer items
www.thegrocer.co.ukShelves were bare of fresh products including baked goods and fresh fruit and vegetables over the bank holiday weekend and as late as Tuesday evening.
www.independent.co.ukThe middle class won’t put up with a supermarket that cares more about ‘values’ than stocking its shelves
www.telegraph.co.uk