SEEU Review vol. 5 Nr. 2 (pdf) - South East European University
SEEU Review vol. 5 Nr. 2 (pdf) - South East European University
SEEU Review vol. 5 Nr. 2 (pdf) - South East European University
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<strong>SEEU</strong> <strong>Review</strong> Volume 5, No. 2, 2009<br />
Pursuant article 22 of this law, the employer is obliged to implement all<br />
provisions of the labor legislation. He should provide all the necessary<br />
conditions for safety at work and should regularly inform employees so that<br />
provisions of the labor legislation are implemented. Another obligation for<br />
the employer is to notify the inspectorate about accidents at work and cases<br />
of occupational diseases.<br />
The law guaranteeing protection and safety at work provides for rights<br />
and obligations not only for employers and competent bodies of control, but<br />
also for employees.<br />
The employed person is entitled to file a complaint with the inspectorate,<br />
if the employer violates a provision of the labor legislation. The employees<br />
are entitled to undergo trainings on safety measures and they should respect<br />
all the safety rules.<br />
According to this law, the employers who are registered to be subject to<br />
regular inspection should annually report to the inspectorate regarding all<br />
jobs, the number of employees and classification of employees.<br />
The inspectors and the local offices of inspectorate are obliged to submit<br />
periodic reports to the Inspectorate-General, and Inspector General shall an<br />
annual report on the work of inspection services, which he/she already<br />
directs.<br />
Persons who violate or fail to respect the legal provisions, whose<br />
implementation is provided by inspectors, are subject to legal procedures<br />
without prior notice.<br />
Article 31 of the Law no.9634 dated October 30, 2006 “On State<br />
Inspectorate of Labor” provides procedures and sanctions regarding the<br />
violation of provisions of labor legislation, whose implementation is<br />
provided by inspectors. In cases of violations of provisions of labor<br />
legislation, the relevant inspector can penalizes the violator with a fine<br />
totaling up to fifty times of the minimum salary. Meanwhile objection and<br />
prevention of inspectors in their job, constitutes infringement and is<br />
punishable by a fine ranging from ALL 5.000 to ALL 50.000.<br />
A complaint might be filed against the decision of the inspector with the<br />
Inspectorate-General, within 30 days from the date of receiving the notice.<br />
Inspector General shall be accordingly expressed on this complaint within 20<br />
days from the date of registering the complaint.<br />
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