Require Corps that have $10+ mil in profits to reimburse gov 110% of any public assistance their FT employees receive

Publicly traded corporations continue to earn millions and sometimes billions of dollars in profit and don't have to take care of their employees thanks to taxpayer dollars. If they don't want to pay their full-time employees a livable wage and the government doesn't want to raise the minimum wage, then there needs to be some sort of incentive for these corporations. Any corporation that earns at least $10,000,000 in profits in a fiscal year must reimburse the government 110% of any public assistance paid to any of the corporation's full-time employees whom have worked there for at least six months. The first six months of employment will be exempt for reimbursement while the employee gets back on their feet after possible long time unemployment. The extra 10% is for administration costs.