A Normal Day at Work...
Seasonal employees in a well-known tourist destination in Greece face potential exploitation and illegal working conditions despite an anonymous complaint to the Labor Inspection.
The State Labor Inspectorate Will Not Investigate the Incident at the 'Eternal Fire' in Daugavpils
The State Labor Inspectorate will not conduct an investigation into a workplace incident at the Dubrovina Park in Daugavpils following an explosion, as the injured individual did not experience incapacity for work.
PIP 2.0, or a rotten compromise? The Legislative Council of 'Rz' on the reform of labor inspection
The article discusses the PIP 2.0 reform proposed for labor inspections in Poland, questioning whether it represents a genuine improvement or merely a compromise with insufficient substance.
Where Labor Inspection Will Strike
The Greek Labor Inspection Authority is set to conduct targeted checks to combat undeclared work across specific sectors.
Revolution in the National Labor Inspectorate: New Law and an Avalanche of Complaints
The chief labor inspector discussed the new law aimed at simplifying the labor inspection process, which includes a revised checklist and a need for more inspectors due to the surge in complaints.
Labor Ministry refers to police the labor inspector who dined with Coupang during inspection
A senior labor inspector from South Korea's Labor Ministry has been referred to police after being accused of having dined with a representative from Coupang during an inspection period.
Indications of false contracting in the industry
There are indications of false contracting among tour guides and bus drivers in Iceland, reflecting potential exploitation and loss of rights for workers in the tourism sector.
Labor inspectorate found no violations in national broadcaster
The Labor Inspectorate conducted a thorough investigation and concluded that there were no signs of illegal or undeclared work by the national broadcaster, LRT, following the review of documents and data collected during the inspection.
30 workers died on the job in 2025
In Norway, 30 workers lost their lives in the land-based labor sector in 2025, marking one of the highest tolls in the past decade, as reported by the Labor Inspection Authority.
PIP Reform, Approach Two. Will Donald Tusk Accept the Bill This Time?
The new version of the PIP reform aims for more effective inspection processes after previous attempts were thwarted by employer opposition and Prime Minister Tusk's reversal.
The Death of a Beautifully Murdered Girl Recognized as a Workplace Accident: Clarification on How She Was Found
The State Labor Inspectorate has concluded that the murder of a company employee in Kaunas was deemed a workplace accident as she was performing job duties at the time of her death.
Labor Inspection: Historical high with 82,412 checks and 53.4 million euros in fines in 2025
In 2025, the Labor Inspection conducted a record 82,412 checks, leading to nearly 53.5 million euros in fines, reflecting a significant increase in oversight compared to previous years.
Seven Nepalese Worked without Papers in a Bjelovar Establishment, Employer Faces Heavy Fine
During an unannounced inspection in a Bjelovar hospitality establishment, seven Nepalese nationals were found working without proper documentation, leading to significant penalties for the employer.
Hubert Salik: The PIP Affair, or There Is Never a Good Time for Reforms in Poland
Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk declared that there will be no further work on the State Labor Inspection reform, which faced contention among coalition partners, marking the issue as closed.
Tusk deceived, got angry after the government meeting? The Prime Minister on a loud case: I have already read legends
Donald Tusk expressed frustration over the handling of a labor inspection law, demanding explanations from his ministers and exhibiting rare anger during the discussion.
Paulina Szewioลa on the Dispute at the Government Meeting Regarding the Reform of the National Labor Inspectorate: Is the Pilot with Us?
Paulina Szewioลa discusses the recent disagreements in the government over labor inspection reforms, highlighting concerns among businesses and potential workers about unresolved regulations.