sweatshop

IPA: swˈɛtʃɑp

A factory or other place of work where pay is low and conditions are poor or even illegal.

Examples of "sweatshop" in Sentences

Sweatshop imports are a moral crime.
This company is run like a sweatshop.
The factory turns out to be a sweatshop.
Criticism of the anti sweatshop movement.
Yes, that may mean working in a sweatshop.
These businesses are NOT a sweatshop of any kind.
Social Ecologist and anti sweatshop campaigner with No Sweat.
They further contend that sweatshop jobs are not necessarily inevitable.
Carrefour has also received criticism for engaging in sweatshop practices.
The goal of the album is to raise awareness of alternatives to sweatshop labor.
It sounds harsh, but the worst sweatshop is probably a lot better than what most Haitians have at present.
After consulting Webster's Dictionary, I discovered that "sweatshop" is in fact part of standard English, and not slang.
To these people, unbelievable as it sounds to us spoiled Western civilization kids, the sweatshop is a positive force in their lives.
Authorities say many Chinese are working in sweatshop-like conditions that break European laws, and that many businesses don't pay taxes.
What the people who work for Bluewater are doing is working in sweatshop conditions hoping for a pat on the back and an extra bottle of water at the end of the day.
It has created a new capitalist class, a burgeoning middle class, and an urban proletariat that lives relatively better in sweatshop conditions than in rural destitution.