MINISTERIAL ORDER Nº 001/19.20 OF 17/03/2020 RELATING TO LABOUR INSPECTION | 001/19.20 OF 17/03/2020 — Rwanda law | Esheria

MINISTERIAL ORDER Nº 001/19.20 OF 17/03/2020 RELATING TO LABOUR INSPECTION

This provision says the Order’s purpose is to set out how labour inspection is organised and how labour disputes are handled.

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Jurisdiction
Rwanda
Instrument
Order
Citation
001/19.20 OF 17/03/2020
Status
In force
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
mul
Updated
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This provision says the Order’s purpose is to set out how labour inspection is organised and how labour disputes are handled. Labour inspectors carry out their mission at the central level and in decentralized entities. The labour inspection must carry out inspections, advise employers and employees, help conciliate labour disputes, report defects or illegal issues to the competent authority, and collect and analyse labour statistics. This article says national labour inspectors can work anywhere in the country and coordinate labour inspection nationwide, while decentralised labour inspectors normally work within their own jurisdiction. A labour inspector may invite experts or technicians to help understand workplace activities, and invited persons must keep professional secrecy.