US EditionLabour Inspection: Control-Sanction Powers for Enterprises Remain Poorly Used
Despite an extension of their prerogatives, which occurred in 2016, labour inspectors made little use of it. A finding made by the Inspectorate-General for Social Affairs (Igas) in three regions, seven years after the reform. Pedagogy rather than sanctions. This approach seems to be preferred by labour inspectors when they control enterprises, according to a report by the Inspectorate-General for Social Affairs. L的Igas is based on data from the …
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Despite an extension of their prerogatives, which occurred in 2016, labour inspectors made little use of it. A finding made by the Inspectorate-General for Social Affairs (Igas) in three regions, seven years after the reform. Pedagogy rather than sanctions. This approach seems to be preferred by labour inspectors when they control enterprises, according to a report by the Inspectorate-General for Social Affairs. L的Igas is based on data from the …
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