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We thus see that in labor inspection a considerable number of women are represented, and it might be mentioned that both men and women can be equally true Proletarian Labor Inspectors and that an individual woman worker can freely become a general Labor Inspectress. The following is the distribution of Labor Inspectors according to trade:
| Workers | 232 | |
| Foremen and technicians | 75 | |
| General clerks | 60 | |
| Medical assistants | 5 | |
| Teachers | 6 | |
| Druggists | 2 | |
| Students | 6 | |
| Doctors | 3 | |
| Lawyers | 1 | |
| Engineers | 2 | |
| Unknown | 13 |
Altogether, including foremen there were 307 workers, making 75 per cent, 60 employees making 15 per cent, and 25 intellectuals making 6 per cent. The class composition of the Labor Inspection is obvious.
As to previous education, they are distributed as follows:
| Higher Education | 16 | |
| Secondary Education | 38 | |
| Secondary Technical and Craft | 49 | |
| Elementary Education | 272 | |
| Domestic Science Education | 13 | |
| Not known | 17 |
The latter category really overlaps with elementary and domestic science education, in view of that fact that it consists mainly of workers.
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