Morrisons granted permission to take appeal over staff data breach pay-out to Supreme Court
More than 5,000 Morrisons staff are seeking compensation over the March 2014 data breach, caused by a disgruntled auditor
Supermarket chain Morrisons has been granted leave to take its appeal over a staff data leak payout to the Supreme Court. The UK's fourth-largest supermarket group has lost successive cases following...
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