sweatshop in English

noun

1

a factory or workshop, especially in the clothing industry, where manual workers are employed at very low wages for long hours and under poor conditions.

Two weeks ago, Farias's office participated in 81 raids of sweatshops that employ immigrant labor.

Use "sweatshop" in a sentence

1. Dad rescued her from a sweatshop.

2. He kept a sweatshop if anyone did.

3. His older brother worked in a sweatshop assembling shirts.

4. But Nike suffered little financial harm over the sweatshop campaign.

5. I can tell you a few things that we know a sweatshop.

6. But now the bastards are using sweatshop kids to reassemble the shreds.

7. Thank God some of those offshore sweatshop jobs are coming back to America.

8. He spent three years in a sweatshop before he found a decent job.

9. My father was forced to take aa 5 sweatshop, sewing buttons on coats.

10. She had persuaded an Oriental sweatshop to supply her with winter wear in bulk.

11. But they said the notion of Politico as a journalistic sweatshop is pure myth.

12. My father was forced to take a job in a 5 sweatshop, sewing buttons on coats.

13. I don't know how can people respect a sweatshop factory, a company that treads on law?

14. Her rapid rise from sweatshop worker to society portraitist is miraculous, not to say incredible.

15. The jackets had to go back to the sweatshop, making for an unnecessary and annoying delay.

16. Mr. VandeHei and Mr. Harris say they know that reporters can feel pressured at times. But they said the notion of Politico as a journalistic sweatshop is pure myth.

17. But many of these plants were rooted in the 1980s and needed to go out of business as China moved up the industrial ladder and implemented new labour legislation that shook their sweatshop model.