employment

Presents government, employer, and employee perspectives and HR-related workforce dynamics, regulations, and business practices.

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employment

From Tangerang to Sakura Country, Kaigo is an Option to Achieve Your Dreams

Kaigo, as elderly nurses are called in Japan, can earn a net salary of IDR 17 million to IDR 18 million every month.

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5 Minutes
By: Tria Dianti, Harits Naufal Arrazie

From Cikarang, Welding Training Students Aim for Job Opportunities in Japan

The story of the Kampuh Welding Vocational Training Institute (LPK) in Cikarang, Bekasi Regency, which successfully creates prospective migrant workers skilled in welding.

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6 Minutes
By: Benedict Krisna Yogatama, Harits Naufal Arrazie

Stimulus Relaunched, Government Targets New Recipients and Fresh Graduates

Starting October 20, the government will implement a paid internship program with 20,000 participants. The second wave, which will be held next month, will have an additional 80,000 participants.

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7 Minutes
By: Benedictus Krisna Yogatama, Chris Wibisana, Dian Amalia Ariani

Intentional Leaders Are Better Prepared for Business Uncertainty

"The biggest investment is to create a learning environment that never stops, as a survival currency in a changing world."

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3 Minutes
By: Tria Dianti, Chris Wibisana

In the Age of AI, Humans are Still Needed to Manage Business Strategies

It is not enough for companies to recruit new talent, but also to ensure that all employees understand the overall goals and direction of the business.

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4 Minutes
By: Tria Dianti, Harits Naufal Arrazie

Absorbing Labor, Indonesia Ready to Send Qualified Caregivers to Singapore

Combined with provision from the Job Training Institute (LPK) in the form of language, work skills training, and cultural insights into prospective destination countries, it is a valuable provision for prospective migrant workers ready to become a quality caregiver workforce.

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4 Minutes
By: Benedictus Krisna Yogatama, Ridho Sukra

Mediating the Aspirations of Labor and the Business World in the Draft Revision of the Manpower Law

The working committee meeting of the Manpower Bill of Commission IX of the DPR, Tuesday (23/9/2025) opens up opportunities for revising the Law related to Manpower. What are the aspirations of workers and employers?

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5 Minutes
By: Benedictus Krisna Yogatama, Chris Wibisana

Paid Internship Incentives: Companies Benefit, Unemployment Decreases

The paid internship program allows fresh graduates to earn income according to the minimum wage for workers (UMP) for six months.

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3 Minutes
By: Tria Dianti, Ridho Sukra
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The Great Potential of Migrant Workers, Not Just a Way to Alleviate Unemployment

The role of Indonesian Migrant Workers has the potential to be greater than the widespread assumption that it is an effort to alleviate unemployment. Indonesian Migrant Workers can be directed to become agents of Indonesian economic development with the potential to attract investment and technology transfer.

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6 Minutes
By: Benedict Krisna Yogatama, Harits Naufal Arrazie

The Business World Needs a Resilient and Adaptive Workforce

Relying solely on superior human resources is not enough to face the future of the business world, which is changing ever more rapidly.

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4 Minutes
By: Tria Dianti, Chris Wibisana

Strengthening the Middle Class is the Solution to Unemployment

Apart from the debates about President Prabowo Subianto's claim that the unemployment rate continues to decline, one of the solutions that can be offered to actually reduce unemployment is by strengthening the middle class.

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4 Minutes
By: Benedictus Krisna Yogatama, Chris Wibisana

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