Guidelines for Performing State Power of Labour Inspectors for Efficiency in Performing Duties regarding Human Trafficking, Employment of Child Labour and Forced Labour

Abstract

Human trafficking, child labour and forced labour are important problems related to labour which affect human rights and human dignity; therefore, labour law must inevitably involve all three issues. However, solving these problems still requires other legal measures and the performance of government officials with different powers and duties. Therefore, the performance of such duties is not effective enough and there is a need for guidelines on the use of state power by labour inspectors to ensure coordination of duties with government officials in other agencies on issues related to human trafficking, employment of child labour and forced labour effectively. In preparing this guideline, it is necessary to consider the concept of limiting the right to occupation, standards regarding labour inspection and labour inspector of the International Labour Organization and practical related issues. Based on the research, the guideline should consist of two important parts: a sequence of duties and references along with supporting documents. In addition, there should be an additional mechanism by using symbols along with recommendations for utilising the guideline.