Newly Appointed Labour Inspectors Receive Capacity-Building Training

The Ministry of Family, Labour and Social Protection, in cooperation with the General Office for Labour and Welfare Services, organized a capacity-building training program for newly appointed state labour and occupational health inspectors.

The training aimed to enhance the knowledge, skills, and practical competencies of the inspectors. It included briefings on the Ministry’s policies and operations, as well as guidance on implementing key legislation such as the Labour Law, the Law on Occupational Safety and Health, and the Law on State Inspection. Participants also received methodological support on planning and conducting risk-based inspections and were trained on the effective use of inspection checklists in their work.

A total of 32 state inspectors in labour and occupational health from the Ministry, as well as from aimag and district-level inspection units, participated in the training.