#worker protection

President Joko Widodo's planned Omnibus Law on Employment Creation Act may hurt domestic workers, mainly because it ...

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Some seven million Indonesians living overseas are a huge asset for national development if they are synergized with ...

Fifty undocumented Indonesian migrant workers in Jordan have returned home, after the Indonesian embassy in Amman ...

Sukmi bint Sardi Umar, an Indonesian woman from Lebak district, Banten province, had been working in Saudi Arabia for ...

The United Nations Migrant Workers Committee supports Indonesias step to revise the Law No.39/2004 on the Placement ...

Indonesia is hoping to gain greater business access for its products in the Middle-East countries. "As an ...

A new Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise solution is now available to help businesses protect employees, guests or patients in ...

The Agency of Placement and Protection of Indonesian Migrant Workers (BNP2TKI) has urged the government to set a ...

The Confederation of All Indonesian Labor Unions (KSPSI) conveyed nine demands to the government and businessmen ...

Amnesty International has urged the Indonesian Parliament to speed ratification of the Domestic Workers Law prior to ...

Deputy for worker protection and employment at the manpower and transmigration ministry, Agustin Subiantoro, said ...

The Indonesian Embassy in Riyadh, has successfully recovered US$2.6 million unpaid wages and settled 99 percent cases ...

The Spokesperson for the Migrant Worker Protection Task Force Humphrey Djemat said President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono ...

Taking care of around five million migrant workers overseas is not an easy task at all since the government has to ...

The Indonesian Migrant Worker Protection Task Force (Satgas TKI) will again send a special team to Saudi Arabia in ...