Workers Demand Swift Implementation Of Labour Law Reforms New Minimum The indonesian government has recently issued the regulation of the ministry of manpower no. 16 of 2024 on the stipulation of minimum wages for 2025 (“ regulation 16 2024 ”), which came into force on 4 december 2024. Thousands of workers from west java will hold a protest today in front of the state palace, jakarta, as a form of protest against the minimum wage policies set by the governor of dki jakarta, pramono anung, and the governor of west java, dedi mulyadi.
Workers Demand Swift Implementation Of Labour Law Reforms New Minimum Thousands of workers across indonesia protest demanding higher wages, tax reforms, end to outsourcing, new labor law, layoff prevention, and anti graft bill. The widespread and prolonged rejection of the job creation law, which significantly weakened the foundations of labour law, should serve as a vital lesson that must not be repeated in the ongoing revision of the workforce law. Indonesian labour law has long struggled to keep pace with the rapidly evolving world of work. while working realities have changed significantly, the labour norms set out in the law have remained largely unchanged. Jakarta, indonesia – tens of thousands of indonesian workers mobilized across the capital on thursday, staging massive labor protests demanding significant wage increases, comprehensive tax reforms, and a new labor law.
New National Minimum Wage Set At 155k Labour Leaders Seek Swift Impl Indonesian labour law has long struggled to keep pace with the rapidly evolving world of work. while working realities have changed significantly, the labour norms set out in the law have remained largely unchanged. Jakarta, indonesia – tens of thousands of indonesian workers mobilized across the capital on thursday, staging massive labor protests demanding significant wage increases, comprehensive tax reforms, and a new labor law. Kemal Özkan, assistant general secretary of industriall global union said that it’s time for indonesian affiliates to take concrete action on the proposed labour law reform. wages and social security are the key demands in the fight for equality and workers’ rights. Probationary employees: cannot be paid below the minimum wage during their probation period. domestic workers: not covered by the minimum wage framework under current labour law, though the government has signalled future reforms. Effective january 1, 2025, the national minimum wage will increase by 6.5%, surpassing the initial proposal of 6% from the ministry of manpower. this decision underscores the government’s commitment to improving workers’ purchasing power amid rising inflation and economic recovery efforts.
New Indonesian Labour Law Hi Res Stock Photography And Images Alamy Kemal Özkan, assistant general secretary of industriall global union said that it’s time for indonesian affiliates to take concrete action on the proposed labour law reform. wages and social security are the key demands in the fight for equality and workers’ rights. Probationary employees: cannot be paid below the minimum wage during their probation period. domestic workers: not covered by the minimum wage framework under current labour law, though the government has signalled future reforms. Effective january 1, 2025, the national minimum wage will increase by 6.5%, surpassing the initial proposal of 6% from the ministry of manpower. this decision underscores the government’s commitment to improving workers’ purchasing power amid rising inflation and economic recovery efforts.
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