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Labour inspection and development: Some reflections

This paper analyses the links between labour inspection and socio-economic development. It further provides an examination of tools and techniques for the identification, analysis and reporting of such links.

Type: Working paper
Date issued: 30 March 2011
Reference: 9789221247005[ISBN]
Authors: Pires, Roberto

This study deals with the outcomes of labour inspection that extend beyond the traditional performance indicators – such as number of inspections, number of fines issued, number of workers assisted, etc. – and it examines the impacts of labour inspection on social and economic development. It provides the analytical lenses and investigative tools with which to examine the perception of when and how the interventions of labour inspectors promote positive changes in the mobilization and protection of workers, as well as in the reorganization of production and business practices, through legal, managerial and technological tools.

Tags: labour inspection

Regions and countries covered: Global

Unit responsible: Labour Administration and Inspection Programme (LAB/ADMIN))

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