super-exploitative

When Tennessee Ernie Ford gave the full weight of his bass-baritone to "Sixteen Tons" and boomed that he owed his soul to the company store, the phrase evoked images of stooped miners living in tar-paper shacks under what Hardy Green calls the "super-exploitative conditions of life in a coal-mining company town."

The Labor of Living 2010

"We remain of the view that apartheid, with its form of institutionalised racism, masked its real content and substance - the perpetuation of a super-exploitative cheap labour system."

ANC Daily News Briefing 1997

Such investment capital is principally attracted to South Africa by the above average yield of between 12 per cent and 20 per cent, which is made possible by the super-exploitative apartheid system.

APARTHEID: THE INTERNATIONAL ASPECTS 1973

On 12 March 1973 the Guardian began a series of articles exposing the extent of British business complicity in the maintenance of the super-exploitative nature of the system of apartheid.

ANC Letters and Telegrams to the United Nations THE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS 1952

[6] This layer, for example, often no longer engages in direct mining activities, but rather hires poor "cooperative" miners at super-exploitative wages.

MRZine.org 2010

The instructor told the class that the practice was inherently "super-exploitative."

"BANPC" via James Bow in Google Reader Suzanne 2010

The instructor told the class that the practice was inherently "super-exploitative."

Ontario Blogs Feed 2010

Millions are stuck in super-exploitative arrangements.

IOL: News 2010