Once upon a time there was this big business insurance company that serviced companies with large numbers of employees.The big insurance company offered a secret incentive to corporate heads. They laundered money into offshore accounts for their clients under vague coverage titles.
The client would force their employees to pay more and more because the company heads were so greedy.
The companies became so greedy that they began to deny coverage for some common ailments. They knew they could get away with it because their employees were paid so poorly that they could not afford a lawyer.
The Increase in payments to the insurance companies somehow reflected higher liquidity and stock value for the company, while at the same time not reflecting negatively on wages.
The employees fought back by trying to organize but they were locked out and replaced by nonunion workers. Some union organizers were arrested under the Sherman Antitrust Act.
The End