overgoad
/ˈɒvərɡɒd/Definitions
1. verb
to drive or urge someone to work too hard or too quickly, often in a way that is unfair or cruel.
“The manager was accused of overgoaded employees to meet an unrealistic production deadline.”
2. noun
an instance of driving or urging someone to work too hard or too quickly, often in a way that is unfair or cruel.
“The overgoad of the workers led to a serious decline in their physical and mental health.”