Sentence examples for exploited work from inspiring English sources
Of course, the raid was not directly responsible for the treatment of the Palauans and everything else that happened that year: for too long, Postville had been dependent on a corrupt plant and a largely illegal, exploited work force.
Yet to those, like Judge Clemon, a civil rights foot soldier who fought Bull Connor and George Wallace, the common thread between then and now — the threat of racial profiling and the abuse of a cheap, exploited work force — is obvious, as is the racism driving the law.
As another author suggests: "Younger physicians know (the current economic slump notwithstanding) there's a coming shortage of doctors and they're not about to be exploited – work longer hours, be loyal as dogs – as the boomers were" [ 11].
"Part-timers are an exploited work force," said Bill Scheuerman, president of United University Professions, the faculty union of the State University of New York.
"This is one of the most exploited work forces in the nation," said Ed Burke, director of the Teamsters' West Coast Port Division.
They predicted that oppression of the proletariat would get worse, creating an international — and internationally exploited — working class.
It's always working class people exploited, working class people embarrassed on TV.
The Republican Party has effectively exploited working class fears about family disintegration to peddle the message that these changes reflect elite disdain for traditional values.
Many kids are ruthlessly exploited, working long hours on little or low wages and subjected to punishment beatings for losing money or drugs.
With microprocessor bugs, exploits work across all operating system regardless of patch updates or version.
And at the moment Trump Jr is exploiting working people's fears.
