Labor inspectors suffer more attacks during their visits and point to flaws in the protocol: "One colleague had to pay for the psychologist out of her own pocket."

Labor and Social Security inspectors and subinspectors are experiencing an increase in physical and verbal assaults during their professional visits, with workers pointing to systemic flaws in existing safety protocols. The risks associated with these inspections are reportedly linked to difficulties in filling vacant positions within the service.

The safety concerns and administrative shortcomings have left affected personnel with inadequate institutional support following traumatic incidents. As an example of the reported protocol failures, a female inspector was forced to pay for psychological therapy out of her own pocket after facing an assault while performing her duties.