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If a labour contract says the worker can never leave the job which element of exploitation is visible?

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Correct answer: Compulsion and control

A condition saying that a worker can never leave a job removes an important part of free choice. If the person must continue because of threats, debt, deception, or an imposed restriction, the work may become forced labour. The exact legal conclusion would depend on the facts, but the no-exit condition is a serious warning sign of compulsion and control.

Option C is correct because it identifies the exploitative element shown in the situation. Free consent requires a real ability to accept or leave, not merely a signature on a contract. Peaceful expression and normal leave concern different rights or workplace matters. A written contract cannot automatically make an oppressive arrangement fair or remove protections against exploitation.

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