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"Workplace exploitation" as a book category explores the unequal, often abusive relationships between employers and workers, illuminating how power, profit motives, and systemic inequalities produce unpaid or underpaid labor, unsafe conditions, sexual or racial harassment, wage theft, precarious gig work, and other forms of economic and emotional coercion. It spans nonfiction investigative reporting, memoirs, legal and policy analysis, and fiction or literary dramas that dramatize factories, offices, farms, service industries, care work, and the gig economy to show how exploitation is normalized, resisted, and occasionally remedied. Common themes include whistleblowing, unionizing, corporate malfeasance, regulatory failure, worker resilience, and the human cost of modern labor practices, making the category appeal to readers interested in social justice, labor history, workplace ethics, and institutional critique.

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