Social labor inspector election by workers is final and immune from external judicial or administrative review.

The Supreme Court dismissed a request to determine the competent authority for reviewing the legality of a workers' election for a social labor inspector. The union committee challenged the election process, but both the regional labor court and the regional labor inspectorate declared themselves incompetent. The court ruled that the legislature intentionally excluded any external oversight, making the workers' decision final and exclusive to the employees of the facility.