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Strengthen the implementation of its labour laws and increase the number of labour inspectors;
Staffing Since November 2005 the number of Labour Inspectors assigned and serving has been increased to thirty-one Officers.
Strengthen the implementation of the labour laws and increase the number of labour inspectors;
That increase in staffing represents almost a doubling of the number of Labour Inspectors in the last 18 months.
According to CENIDH, the number of labour inspectors expected to cover the country's labour force during the period under review was insufficient.
The Committee is concerned about the high number of industrial accidents in the State party and the insufficient number of labour inspectors.
The number of labour inspectors shall be sufficient to secure the effective discharge of the duties of the inspectorate and shall be determined with due regard for.
Please provide statistical data on the number of accidents at work and cases of occupational diseases,and also on the number of labour inspectors.
Increase the number of labour inspectors and develop a comprehensive child labour monitoring system in collaboration with NGOs, communitybased organizations and ILO/IPEC;
Significantly improve the implementation of protective measures contained in labour laws,in particular by increasing the number of labour inspectors(Belgium);
The inadequate resources of the Ministry of Labour and the small number of labour inspectors make it difficult to ensure a better protection of the rights of workers.
In addition, the Committee recommends that the State party strengthen the implementation of its labour laws and increase the number of labour inspectors.
The official number of labour inspectors at the Ministry of Labour, Social Affairs and Veterans is 100 but only about 12 in fact carry out inspections.
Please provide updated information about work related injuries andthe exact role and number of labour inspectors in the prevention of labour accidents.
The number of labour inspectors was to be increased, so as to enhance monitoring of labour laws and some of the legislation concerning compliance with labour standards that had been repealed was being reinstated.
Foremost among the factors anddifficulties affecting the degree of implementation of these rights is the number of labour inspectors, which is insufficient to meet the national demand.
Pursuant to a governmental directive on increasing the number of labour inspectors, the Ministry has stepped up its inspection visits in accordance with the Labour Code and international conventions.
The Special Rapporteur on slavery recommended that the State urgently strengthen the monitoring of workplaces by increasing the number of labour inspectors, who should be deployed across all regions.
The Committee recommends that the State party increase the number of labour inspectors and provide adequate training on occupational safety and working conditions to labour inspectors, employers and employees.
For example, in Argentina, the authorities reportedly launched a more rigorous labour inspection programme in January 2011 and increased the number of labour inspectors to 400 throughout the country, targeting rural areas in particular.
The Committee is concerned about the lack of a sufficient number of labour inspectors and the reported widespread use of"blank" contracts and temporary work contracts, which avoid the protection and benefits that the law requires for persons employed under longer-term contracts.
The Committee notes that the implementation and monitoring of health and safety measures in the workplace have not reached the desirable level, due, inter alia,to the insufficient number of labour inspectors.
CESCR was concerned about the large number of industrial accidents and the insufficient number of labour inspectors; and at allegations that labour inspections focus on the immigration status of workers rather than on occupational safety and working conditions.
In the area of employment, job creation and respect for the rights of workers continue to pose problems despite the existing judicial arsenal,due to the inadequacy of available infrastructures and the insufficient number of labour inspectors.
The Committee recommends that the State party strengthen its mechanisms for inspecting and monitoring health and safety conditions in the workplace and, in particular,that it increase the number of labour inspectors and the frequency of their inspections, especially in the sectors employing the largest number of workers, such as agriculture, mining and industrial activities.
The Committee notes the various initiatives taken by the State party to address the economic exploitation of children, including the ILO-IPEC project to combat child labour through education,and the increase in the number of labour inspectors.
Noting that a certain number of discrepancies existed between national practice andthe requirements of the Convention regarding the number of labour inspectors, the frequency of inspections and the submission of annual inspection reports, the Conference Committee emphasized the need to verify by inspection that the provisions for protecting children and young persons from labour exploitation were respected, including in export processing zones.
Adopt the draft Labour Code, which increases the minimum age for employment from 14 to 15 years, and take the necessary measures for its effective implementation,including increasing the number of labour inspectors providing them with adequate means;
The Committee recommends that the State party encourage States and districts to establish andoversee child labour vigilance committees, and ensure that a sufficient number of labour inspectors are adequately resourced to carry out their work effectively.