The labour and social-law inspectorate named in the Labour Code as the body that checks compliance with it. It operates under the minister in charge of labour, whose ministry the sources do not name.
What they do
Its inspector can require withdrawal or amendment of internal-rule provisions that conflict with the law (Art. 39), hears unjustified-dismissal disputes before they go to court (Art. 47) and serves formal notice on employers who breach safety obligations (Art. 155).
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