PIP inspection in the company – what does it check and how to prepare for it?

The PIP, or State Labour Inspectorate, supervises and inspects whether an entrepreneur or other entity acts in accordance with labour law. It checks, among other things, the legality of employment, compliance with health and safety rules and appropriate working hours, as well as many other areas. If you are operating in accordance with the law, however, you have nothing to fear when a PIP inspection knocks on your company’s door. What to prepare, what does the officials’ visit look like and what else is worth remembering? Check it out!
Table of contents:

What is a PIP inspection?


Important!

Who is subject to PIP inspection?


When can the PIP inspect the plant?


Where does the inspection of the State Labor Inspectorate take place?


PIP inspection – what does it check?


PIP inspection – what documents does it check?

Who has the authority to inspect the PIP?


Will the PIP announce an inspection?


How long does a PIP inspection take?


How to prepare for a PIP inspection?


PIP inspection – penalties and consequences


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