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sweatshop (n.)
also
sweat-shop
, 1892, from
sweat
(v.) +
shop
(n.). The verb
sweat
is attested from 1879 in the sense "employ (someone) in hard work for low wages," and compare
sweater
"one who exacts wages at very low prices" (1846).