An employee who posted a ”170-piece set of snacks” for a water heater room on a flea market app was whistle-blowered and faced strict measures from the company = South Korea

In South Korea, an employee was arrested for selling second-hand snacks that were stored in the company's water heater room using flea market apps such as "Carrot."
According to Chosun Biz and other sources on the 6th, a person believed to be an employee of a large company recently
However, an incident occurred in which snacks from the company's hot water room were sold on the flea market app "Carrot." Last month, a post was posted on the internal bulletin board of Company A requesting that Carrot users be disciplined.
This bulletin board is only available to employees of Company A. The post made by the employee under suspicion was posted on Carrot in Bundang, Seongnam, Gyeonggi-do.
The location was specified as Seohyun-dong, Dang-gu. The post was titled "170 pieces of sweets" and included a photo of the sweets. The creator said, "It would be better to take eight photos.
"The quantity is so large that it's almost too much," he wrote, "I'll sell them on an advance payment basis. I won't lower the price." He continued, "They're all unopened and new," wrote the expiration date, and wrote, "They're really cheap at 110 won each."
In addition, the creator also sells drinks placed in the kettle room, such as "180 stick coffee Americano sets" and "170 coffee mix + 30 iced tea sets."
It has been confirmed that the creator was also trying to sell the product. Currently, all products uploaded by the creator appear to have been deleted.