This is a summary of podcast that features a discussion with three trade union representatives about the employment status of online motorbike taxi drivers in Indonesia, highlighting different perspectives on how these workers should be classified and protected.
The current market environment in Indonesia presents significant challenges for the garment sector from a social security perspective. Recent discussions with Indonesia stakeholders have revealed growing concerns about Indonesia’s competitive position in the global business landscape, particularly in labour-intensive industries. The garment sector, predominantly employing women, faces increasing operational costs, notably affected by the minimum wage increase implemented in December 2024.
Today, I attended a discussion about Indonesia’s revised employment insurance system and came away with some interesting insights about the gap between international standards, system design, and public perception. Read more
