Or, how does that work? I assume I'd need proof that my injuries were not as serious previously. Or does workers comp count for literally only on the job accidents?
It's kind of sad that I'm hoping my injuries were exacerbated so I could rub it in their faces like “fuck you guys, I told you these injuries were an issue.” It's sad in general that I would rather be injured so I wouldn't have to go to work and still get paid. Because fuck em. They make billions of dollars, but that leads to my next question:
When looking on Google, do the profits I see my company making include the money they have to spend on their locations (like utilities) and employee pay? Or is it net profits or whatever? I'd love to know how much the company actually makes and how they distribute profits to the owners/executives. Cause I don't know if the 6,000,000,000 they make is after the expenses.
Thank you!