991 entities under control during July - Labor Inspectorate imposes 970 administrative measures
Over 990 entities were inspected during July 2026, as part of checks for compliance with labor legislation. According to monthly inspection data, a total of 991 entities were inspected during this period, while the number of workplaces included in the inspections reached 20,572.
In addition to controls, some inspections were advisory in nature. Specifically, during July, 246 advisory inspections were carried out, with the aim of informing and guiding entities on respecting legal obligations and labor standards.
On the other hand, the controls have also identified cases of violations, which have led to the imposition of 970 administrative measures.
The focus of the inspection structures' work has also been on issues raised by employees. In July alone, 102 complaints were handled, filed regarding issues affecting labor relations.
The figures show that inspection activity during July has extended to a significant number of entities and workplaces, combining controls, administrative measures and raising awareness among employers about respecting labor legislation.
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