Courts in Japan have recently begun to make awards to the families of workers who have been judged to have been "worked to death". That is, firms have been increasingly required by courts to make large financial payments to the heirs of workers whose very long hours of work have been judged to have played a role in causing their death.Explain how the growth in these legal awards is likely to affect the compensating wage differentials in the occupations or industries that require long hours of work