The attendance records and currency transcripts of late MBC weather caster late Oh Yoon-na, who suffered from workplace bullying, have been leaked online.
Since the 22nd, posts titled 'Oh Yoon-na attendance report' and 'Oh Yoon-na personality' have been continuously uploaded on various online communities, including the DC Inside weather caster gallery.
The posts contain Oh Yoon-na's previous broadcast mistakes, tardiness records, and currency transcripts where she expressed her distress about workplace bullying to her mother.
According to these broadcast error and tardiness records, Oh Yoon-na was late nine times without contact from January 26, 2022, to January 12, 2023, almost a year, causing broadcast errors five times and absence without notice four times. Senior colleagues Lee Hyun-seung and Park Ha-myung entered the broadcast as substitutes twice.
In the leaked currency recordings, Oh Yoon-na expresses gratitude and respect for her seniors, stating, 'I am really working hard, but oh XXX really,' and complains with profanity, saying, 'I respect you, but come on XXX.'
The leaked materials appear to be litigation documents submitted to the court after Oh's death. The title 'late' is noted before Oh Yoon-na's name, and a case number is also written. These documents are believed to be related to the damage compensation claim against perpetrator A submitted by Oh Yoon-na's family to the Seoul Central District Court last December.
Some speculate that these materials were leaked by some perpetrators or by MBC for the purpose of shaping public opinion.
Given that the verbal abuse and degrading remarks from her seniors reportedly began in March 2022, there are calls to confirm the context of her tardiness and absences.
Oh Yoon-na joined MBC in 2021 and worked as a freelance weather caster before passing away at the age of 28 last year.
On January 27, about three months later, a will, handwritten diary, currency transcripts, and KakaoTalk messages indicating that she was bullied at work by four fellow weather casters were found on her mobile phone, sparking controversy.