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On 26 May 2009, yet another meeting of the Chief Labour Inspector’s Council for Work Safety in Construction was held at the seat of “Budowlani” Trade Union in Warsaw. Its major objective was to develop framework rules of activity aimed at limiting and eventually altogether eliminating fatal accidents on construction sites.
In 2008, NLI eliminated hazards to life and health of 53 500 employees and irregularities related to legality of employment of 160 000 workers, and enforced the payment of 104 million PLN due to 150 000 employees. On 19 May 2009 NLI’s annual report was submitted to the Labour Protection Council.
On 21 and 22 April 2009 the National Labour Inspectorate organized an international seminar to sum up a two-year communication and inspection campaign “Manual Handling of Loads”. NLI’s Training Centre in Wroc³aw hosted representatives of 20 European labour inspectorates.
During inspections covering the first quarter of 2009 labour inspectors identified a 6-fold increase in the number of employees deprived of salaries when compared to the same period last year. The amount of dues which were not paid to employees rose almost twice.
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On
26 May 2009, yet another meeting of the Chief Labour Inspector’s
Council for Work Safety in Construction was held at the seat of
“Budowlani” Trade Union in Warsaw. Its major objective was to
develop framework rules of activity aimed at limiting and eventually
altogether eliminating fatal accidents on construction sites.
In
2008, NLI eliminated hazards to life and health of 53 500 employees
and irregularities related to legality of employment of 160 000
workers, and enforced the payment of 104 million PLN due to 150 000
employees. On 19 May 2009 NLI’s annual report was submitted to the
Labour Protection Council.
On
21 and 22 April 2009 the National Labour Inspectorate organized an
international seminar to sum up a two-year communication and
inspection campaign “Manual Handling of Loads”. NLI’s Training
Centre in Wroc³aw hosted representatives of 20 European labour
inspectorates.
During
inspections covering the first quarter of 2009 labour inspectors
identified a 6-fold increase in the number of employees deprived of
salaries when compared to the same period last year. The amount of
dues which were not paid to employees rose almost twice.
