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Download full textSwanson, Richard A.; And Others – 1985
A reasonable definition of exploitation is an unjust or improper use of another person for one's own profit or advantage. Exploitation predates the age of industry; it is not the sole province of industry and business. Worker responses to exploitation in the evolving industrial democracy have taken the form of labor unions, political clubs, credit…
Descriptors: Business, Career Education, Employee Attitudes, Employer Attitudes
