Sentence examples for exploitative working conditions from inspiring English sources
Suffragette begins in 1912 with fictional laundress Maud Watts Carey Mulligann) enduring dangerous and exploitative working conditions, including sexual harassment on the job.
Soldierly writing often voiced criticism of established hierarchies and exploitative working conditions, forging solidarities among the troops that often led to mutiny and massive desertion.
Through this work, Hoffman has provided legal, policy, and advocacy support to communities in Latin America, South Africa, and the United States affected by development projects, resource extraction, armed conflict, state violence, exploitative working conditions, and apartheid.
Exploitative working conditions, Manju believes, are what killed her husband.
Anti-trafficking and anti-prostitution efforts should focus on eliminating forced work and migration, child labor, exploitative working conditions, and hostile legal environments for migrants and sex workers (Kotiswaran 2011, 47-8).
Using a recorded message helped people strike up conversations about exploitative working conditions, a topic rarely discussed openly.
But many become trapped in exploitative work conditions and are unable to return.
Duterte campaigned on a promise to increase support for workers abroad, to ease immigration pains, and to fight exploitative work conditions.
One sympathetic customer, an American private contractor, got in touch with associates in New York; a letter was sent to the Defense Department, requesting an official investigation into whether the women's recruitment and working conditions were "exploitative".
The students' high-profile walkout last week and its subsequent uproar have prompted a State Department investigation into allegations that the working conditions were exploitative.
"Fundamental problems remain at Sports Direct, ranging from the exploitative use of zero-hours contracts in its stores through to 'gulag' working conditions at its main warehouse in Shirebrook.
