In some organization, the workers are treated unfairly for their benefits, such act is known as exploitation of labour.
That seems horrible!  Where does this occur?  In the US?
it happens i many parts of us and mainly in united kingdom.
Wow!  I had no idea.  What is being done to stop it from happening?
The workers should fight for their rights. In the early middle age, this type of culture was introduced first.
So sad!  Are there laws that prohibit this type of exploitation?
of exploitation, did not share the same traditional account of exploitation. Marx's theory explicitly rejects the moral framing characteristic of the notion of exploitation and restricts the concept to the field of labour relations. In analyzing exploitation, many political economists are often stuck between the explanation of the exploitation of labour given by Marx and Adam Smith.
Marxist theory.
Marx's exploitation theory is one of the major elements analyzed in Marxian economics and some social theorists consider it to be a cornerstone in Marxist thought. Marx credited the Scottish
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Cohen departs from previous Marxists by arguing that capitalism is a system characterised by unjust exploitation not because the labour of workers is "stolen" by employers, but because it is a system wherein "autonomy" is infringed and which results in a distribution of benefits and burdens that is unfair. In the traditional Marxist account, exploitation and injustice occur because non-workers appropriate the value produced by the labour of workers. This would be overcome in a socialist society where no class would own the