The Department of Employment and Labour conducts a national inspection blitz and reports very low workplace compliance. According to the department, only three workplaces out of 114 inspected meet applicable legal requirements. The inspections focus on enforcement of labour and related workplace standards. As a result of the findings, authorities arrest 137 foreign nationals during the operation. The department frames the results as a prompt for further enforcement activity, indicating that additional blitzes are planned. The reporting describes the scale of the exercise, noting the number of workplaces assessed and the outcomes in terms of arrests. Overall, the sources agree on the core figures: 114 workplaces inspected, three compliant, and 137 arrests made during the blitz. The details of the specific legal standards used to judge compliance and the individual circumstances behind each arrest are not provided in the available excerpt. The department’s announcement points to continued inspection efforts following the reported results.