vulturism
/vʌlˈtɜːrɪzəm/Definitions
1. noun
The practice of preying on the weak, the poor, or the vulnerable, especially in a society or economy.
“The company’s vulturism towards its employees, taking advantage of their low wages, sparked widespread criticism.”
2. noun
A type of exploitative or predatory behavior.
“The politician’s vulturism during the crisis was seen as a betrayal of the public trust.”