#indonesian employers association

The training of manpower in North Sulawesi is necessary for the development of the Bitung Special Economic Zone (SEZ), ...

The volume of e-commerce transactions in Indonesia is still relatively small but the government is taking anticipatory ...

Domestic oil and gas prices could be lowered by encouraging fair competition and better coordination by the ...

The business of e-commerce in Indonesia, like in many other countries, is now developing, recording a total ...

Industry Minister Saleh Husin has encouraged the Indonesian Employers Association (Apindo) to constantly contribute to ...

The government has submitted a proposal of a draft law on tax amnesty to the House of Representatives (DPR) aimed at ...

The change in the tax penalty scheme would convert the current precipitated funds into investment that would serve as ...

In efforts to resolve the issue of housing backlog, the government and the House are deliberating a public housing ...

Burdened by the depreciating value of the rupiah against the U. S. dollar, industries hope that the government does ...

Indonesia is facing crucial manpower problems and need to improve the competitiveness of its human resources to enable ...

The Jakarta Police will deploy some 19,557 personnel to guard the May Day rallies in the capital city where about ...

Chairman of the Indonesian Employers Association (Apindo) for Central Java Frans Kongi expressed hope that anarchic ...

The Islamic-based political parties have the potential to form a coalition to nominate presidential and vice ...

Jakarta workers, rallying outside City Hall on Tuesday, threatened to call a two-day national strike if their demand ...

The Indonesian Employers Association (Apindo) Chairman, Sofyan Wanandi, said a labor wage increase would not solve ...