Marks & Spencer’s left shoppers in stitches after an unfortunate spelling blunder.
The retail giant advertised a job as a customer assistant in their clothing and home department at one of their stores.
But instead of spelling the store Location as ‘Worcester’ they had it as ‘Worchester’.
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Customers were left tickled by the mistake.
One said: “I think M&S has got an American posting jobs for them…Worchester.”
Another added: “It would have said Woowoostarshar if that was the case.”
A third joked:” It’s probably just a typo from someone out of the country.
“I don’t think I’ve ever had to write the name for this place and I’d have to look up the correct spelling too.”
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A fourth quipped: “Where is it again?”
Another said: “It could be Wuster, we should be thankful for small mercies.”
A sixth added: “Hi, I’m Ed Worchester.”
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The part time role is paying £12 per hour and closes next Wednesday (16 Oct)
The successful candidate can expect to work on a two-week shift pattern.
Marks & Spencer have since altered the job advert to say ‘Worcester’ after being alerted to the error.
M&S – famed for it’s ‘Not just any…” advertising campaign – has been approached for comment.
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