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The theory of Europeanization dates back to the 90s of the last century and is related to the description of the integration processes in Europe after the Cold War. It should be noted that the study of Europeanization very often involves the study of EU enlargement, and a number of authors, such as Olson, also refer to Europeanization as Europeanization.It should be noted that the study of Europeanization very often involves the study of EU enlargement, and several authors, such as Olson, also refer to Europeanization as EU-zation. Europeanization is bounded geographically and includes, along with the European continent, also part of the post-Soviet space (including the countries of the South Caucasus). It should be noted that the theory of Europeanization implies the study of EU enlargement directly, as well as the study of the spread of EU influence in countries whose accession to the EU is not yet on the agenda.Many scholars through the theory of Europeanization, study the transfer of standards of governance and political decision-making in the EU to other - target countries, which by their own decision try to align their political agenda with the political agenda in EU countries. This is possible at the level of legal norms, laws, institution building and transformation, which can be both voluntary and mandatory, and may be based on a bilateral document, such as the Association Agreement between the EU and Georgia.Under this agreement, Georgia has committed to significant changes in public policy, and these changes are still reviewed annually under the auspices of the Association Agreement.

Georgia has signed the Association Agreement with the EU in 2014. Beside the benefits, which are provided to the country of Georgia from the EU in the frame of the agreement, Georgia also took responsibility to fulfill several tasks, including the responsibility to approximate the agenda of Georgia's public policy to the standards of the EU governance.The signing of the Association Agreement had strongly influenced the area of labour relations in Georgia and created the necessity to introduce several new regulations and even to create and strengthen various institutions, one of such institutions is the labour inspection, the main function of this institute is to provide the safety of workers at their workplace.We try to inquire the build-up process of labour inspection in the context of the Association Agreement with the EU, the aim of the work is to describe the formation process of the workers' right advocating institute, which institute is eligible to fundamentally influence the labour relations standards in Georgia