I was kind of hoping I wouldn’t be the first to post, but oh well. I used a few definitions of corporate abuse.

A Deceitful Mandate
http://lindsaymawson.blogspot.com/2011/11/flash-fiction-challenge-28-corporate.html

http://www.lorencollins.net/tytler.html < Here is a quote about Democracies.
The economy in North America is hurting b/c ppl buy the cheapest goods, which are now made in China. So North Americans buy the Chinese goods that are taking North American industrial jobs, and thus the wealth for the 99%, away.
If every single cent was taken from any person with over $100,000.00 to his/her name, it wouldn't make a dent in the financial problem. And likely, these ppl would simply start over and have wealth again in ten years.
#justsayin

Huh. I had already posted this short piece today before I read your challenge.
http://fixitordeal.wordpress.com/2011/11/04/cubicle-is-just-another-word-for-cage/

It’s more about corporate oppression than abuse, so it’s maybe not really suitable for this challenge. The timing is still kind of uncanny, however.

[...] http://terribleminds.com/ramble/2011/11/04/flash-fiction-challenge-corporate-abuse/ [...]

Woof, that was hard to write. I’m not sure why…

http://darlene.underdahl.net/?p=106

I did a very short sci-fi piece following the theme. I’m hoping it’ll get my writing muscles in gear and I’ll be able to come up with a longer piece some time soon.

http://emmamaree.com/writing/flash-fiction-killing-machine/

And here I present, Pink Predilection.

[...] for the Corporate Abuse Flash Fiction Challenge at [...]

Oh, I love me some dystopian future.

http://suziehunt.co.uk/ninety-nine-dreams

My humble contribution to the dystopia; http://awannabewriters.blogspot.com/2011/11/flash-fiction-marketeers.html

I really need to be working on my NaNoWriMo project. I cheated and used something I had already written–
But it was short so I had space for some commentary. As a spoiler alert, I want to say that I disagree with the philosophy of OWS. I really don’t need people to hate on me because of it. I like and respect all of you as writers even though I don’t agree with you. So, do I get reciprocity, are am I going to be dismissed for not falling in line with you?
The last time I checked my watch, this was still America…
Cyclone Weather

Temp to perm is the new American dream.
http://barelyok.com/terribleminds-com-challenge-corporate-abuse.html

[...] For the Terribleminds flash fiction challenge, Corporate Abuse. [...]

Not everybody hates the people who run these corporations.

http://www.blueinkalchemy.com/2011/11/07/flash-fiction-the-itinerary/

My corporate abuse ended up a minor part of the story. Whatevs.

At the Concert

@Darlene Underdahl, I hear ya. I’ve come to three dead ends with this one.

I had a boss tell me the Corporation was the most evolved institution. It’s merciless and is intended to make the weak fearful, but its a fair meritocracy. There is no wasted talent, since the Corporation feeds off talent like a body feeds off nutrients and vitamins. The talented and smart will rise to their predestined level of excellence Some people are toxins in this system who leech resources and give little back.

Call me Anthrax. My story was based on that experience – a panic attack on paper which I wrote on company time. I’d never been so happy to not fit in.

I wrote a scathing tale that was critical and stupid, and though I’m not going to post it here, I’ll share it with my writing local group and see what they think.

Here’s mine!

http://samanthajmathis.tumblr.com/post/12560994908/just-laugh

[...] at Terribleminds Chuck Wendig, inspired by Occupy Writers, laid down a flash fiction challenge: a 1000 word story on corporate abuse – any genre. Here’s [...]

I received a particularly creepy mail today from some compliance department. They attempted to make an irritating piece of corporate dronery sound like a super fun happy thing. Partly this involved beginning the email with the word “Congratulations!” As you might imagine it was about as effective a strategy as hanging a balloon on a guillotine. This inspired my entry: Action Required – http://www.inflatableink.com/2011/11/flash-fiction-action-required.html

Awesome as always, Chuck — thanks.

http://warnerkirby.blogs.com/clintonaut/2011/11/the-runner.html

I did a lecture on social justice writing in September. The attendees were asked to write about the one thing they feel the most injustice about. Here’s the one I loved the best. It is also posted here, but it’s so short, I’ve included it below. http://www.mysnovalley.com/?p=180

Corporate Raiders,

Seeking their next great plunder,

Leave desolation

Your House is Haunted

http://hauntedchurches.wordpress.com/2011/11/10/terrible-minds-flash-fiction-corporate-abuse/

[...] In response to Chuck Wendig’s contest. [...]

http://ayehli.com/blog/archives/253

[...] saw that the latest Terrible Minds contest involved corporate abuse, and had an idea for a short piece which is actually related to the [...]

As well as taking part in NaNoWriMo, I had to give this contest a go:
http://wp.me/p1pqJm-8c
A Day in the Life of John’s Body
As an oppressed office worker, I figured the corporate abuse here would be more low level, of the cultural norms bred into the modern desk monkey.

La Vie en Rose

http://saraheolson.com/2011/11/11/terrible-minds-flash-fiction-challange-corporate-abuse/

[...] Find the challenge details here: Terrible Minds Flash Fiction Challenge: Corporate Abuse [...]

I know it’s very late, but here we go, something I just wrote that relates to an abuse (or a defilement) of corporate power…

http://chriswhitewrites.wordpress.com/2011/11/16/only-son/