Professional statute overview
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Purpose and legislative effect
“Each applicable ILO Member must keep a system for labour inspection in industrial workplaces.”
Each applicable ILO Member must keep a system for labour inspection in industrial workplaces. The labour inspection system applies to workplaces where labour inspectors enforce work-condition and worker-protection rules, and national laws or regulations may exempt mining and transport undertakings or parts of them. Labour inspectors must enforce labour laws, give technical advice to employers and workers, and report uncovered defects or abuses to the competent authority. Labour inspection must be placed under the supervision and control of a central authority, where compatible with the member’s administrative practice. The competent authority must make appropriate arrangements to promote cooperation and collaboration among labour inspection services, other government/public/private bodies, employers, workers, and their organisations.
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Each applicable ILO Member must keep a system for labour inspection in industrial workplaces.
Section 1
The competent authority must provide labour inspectors with suitable local offices and needed transport, and reimburse their travelling and incidental expenses.
Section 11
The central inspection authority must publish an annual report covering listed labour-inspection topics that are under its control.
Section 21
Members that ratify this Convention must send a declaration to the Director-General after ratification about territorial application, modifications, inapplicability, or reserved decisions.
Section 30
The English and French versions of this Convention have equal authority.
Section 39
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In force source record
Source record from www.amategeko.gov.rw · updated 1 Nov 1980
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