“I wanted to take a break”…A 20-year-old part-time worker who canceled 239 deliveries = South Korea

A woman in her 20s who disrupted business operations by canceling deliveries 239 times and changing the store's status to "temporarily closed" without the owner's knowledge has been sentenced to a suspended prison term.
According to the legal community and other sources, on the 20th, the Busan District Court sentenced defendant A, a woman in her 20s who was charged with obstruction of business, to one year in prison and two years of suspended sentence.
From March to July 2021, Defendant A worked at a store run by the store owner in Haeundae-gu and Geumjeong-gu, Busan, and was on duty for approximately 42 hours on 60 occasions.
He is accused of disrupting business operations by changing the store's business status to "temporarily closed" using the app. He is also accused of canceling delivery orders 239 times. This allows the store owner to
It was reported that orders worth 5,368,300,000 won (approximately 600,000 yen) were damaged. Regarding the details of the crime, Defendant A told the police, ``I was not feeling well and was receiving treatment at the hospital,'' and ``The store owner...
``I wanted to take time off from my part-time job, but I was told to arrive to work, so I set it to ``temporarily canceled'' and took time off.''
In connection with the cancellation of the delivery order, Defendant A told the police that ``a customer called
If you request a cancellation, if the ingredients are not spoiled, if there are a lot of deliveries when you are working alone, if you are in an area where delivery is not possible or on a blacklist, or if the weather is not good
It has been cancelled,'' he was reported to have said. The Trial Chamber stated to Defendant A, ``He has not been able to submit any materials to explain this, and there are no materials that have reported this fact to the store owner.''
"It is difficult to imagine that the delivery order was canceled for such reasons." In addition, ``Defendant A has not acknowledged his mistake and has not been forgiven by the victim, and the temporary suspension of business and cancellation of delivery orders are due to the owner's cafeteria.''
"This has damaged the trust of consumers in general."