Apindo: RUU Pelindungan Ketenagakerjaaan Berisiko Gagal Jawab Sejumlah ...
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Shinta Kamdani said informal workers accounted for around 59 percent of GDP, while the manufacturing industry's contribution fell to 18-19 percent.
Apindo highlighted the Manpower Bill, calling for worker protection to be balanced with job creation. Indonesia's competitiveness is a key focus.
The Indonesian Employers' Association (Apindo) highlighted the discussion of the Draft Law (RUU) on Employment Protection, which is considered necessary to pay attention to the creation of formal employment opportunities.
Apindo encourages the drafting of the Manpower Bill to bridge the gap between the fulfillment of workers' rights and protection.
Apindo requested that the Employment Protection Bill not only consider worker protection, but also business sustainability and formal job creation.
Apindo believes the Employment Protection Bill needs to maintain balance so that regulations do not hinder investment and job creation.
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