'Labour must step up to help JLR supply chain'
Summary
A cyber attack has halted production at Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) for more than two weeks, worrying supply chain companies that depend on the carmaker. The union is urging the Labour Party to support these workers and companies, as thousands of jobs are at risk. The government and industry groups are discussing possible financial help for those affected.Key Facts
- Jaguar Land Rover's production has stopped for over two weeks due to a cyber attack.
- The union believes thousands of jobs in the supply chain might be lost if the situation doesn't improve soon.
- JLR employs about 30,000 people directly, with an additional 200,000 working in its supply chain.
- Industry officials and the government are meeting to find ways to support affected businesses.
- There are calls for the Labour Party to assist in providing support to supply chain workers and firms.
- Some companies in the supply chain are implementing temporary job measures, like reduced pay, while they face uncertainty.
- A group of Members of Parliament (MPs) has asked the government for financial help for these firms.
- Production at JLR is not expected to resume until at least September 24, according to reports from suppliers.
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