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The omnibus bill on job creation would scrap requirements for foreign workers in start-ups to obtain written permits, a move seen by businesses as an effort to help bridge the country’s skills gap.
The sweeping bill states that foreign workers must get written permits except for members of boards of directors and commissioners, diplomatic and consular staff, those working at start-ups, in professional training, on business visits, doing research for a short period or doing machine maintenance for production in emergency situations.
A presidential regulation would be issued to regulate certain positions and service periods to be fulfilled by the foreign workers.
Meanwhile, the current Labor Law stipulates that only diplomatic and consular staff are exempted from getting the written permits. |
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Indonesia to tap domestic market, investment to tackle COVID-19 impact |
Manpower ministry apportions Rp5.2 trillion for HR training |
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Guide to omnibus bill on job creation: 1,028 pages in 10 minutes |
UK digital bank serves clients shunned by big lenders |
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Investment in tech to tackle traffic |
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SoftBank readies $100m investment in British firm that spies on staff |
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| Following the huge success of BritCham's plastic waste and waste to energy initiatives, we are proud and delighted to launched NEW BRITCHAM ENVIRONMENTAL SERIES on Monday, 27 January 2020. In this session, we had Yuyun Ismawati Drwiega, co-founder of Nexus3 Foundation and 2009 Goldman Environmental Prize awardee as our speaker. Yuyun's work has been the subject of a BBC investigative report on waste and the environment in Indonesia. On the topic of plastic waste Executive Director of Perkumpulan PRAKARSA, Ah Maftuchan also take part within the Q&A session.
The event went well, as participants are eager to learn more about the trade waste discussed by Yuyun. We would like to thank our sponsors : jiipe |
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| On 11 February 2020, BritCham held the first Ministerial Series in 2020 with Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources.
Lead by Prahoro Nurtjahyo, the Senior Advisor for Investment and Development of Infrastructure with topic investment opportunities on energy sector.
The event went well as participants received details on investment target and realization for the sector. We would like to thank our sponsors : BP, Bumi Laut Group, Colliers, Premier Oil & Prudential |
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Source: The Jakarta Post
The omnibus bill on job creation would scrap requirements for foreign workers in start-ups to obtain written permits, a move seen by businesses as an effort to help bridge the country’s skills gap.
The sweeping bill states that foreign workers must get written permits except for members of boards of directors and commissioners, diplomatic and consular staff, those working at start-ups, in professional training, on business visits, doing research for a short period or doing machine maintenance for production in emergency situations.
A presidential regulation would be issued to regulate certain positions and service periods to be fulfilled by the foreign workers.
Meanwhile, the current Labor Law stipulates that only diplomatic and consular staff are exempted from getting the written permits.
Indonesia to tap domestic market, investment to tackle COVID-19 impact
Manpower ministry apportions Rp5.2 trillion for HR training
Guide to omnibus bill on job creation: 1,028 pages in 10 minutes
UK digital bank serves clients shunned by big lenders
Investment in tech
to tackle traffic
SoftBank readies $100m investment in British firm that spies on staff
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Following the huge success of BritCham's plastic waste and waste to energy initiatives, we are proud and delighted to launched NEW BRITCHAM ENVIRONMENTAL SERIES on Monday, 27 January 2020.
In this session, we had Yuyun Ismawati Drwiega, co-founder of Nexus3 Foundation and 2009 Goldman Environmental Prize awardee as our speaker. Yuyun's work has been the subject of a BBC investigative report on waste and the environment in Indonesia. On the topic of plastic waste Executive Director of Perkumpulan PRAKARSA, Ah Maftuchan also take part within the Q & amp;A session.
The event went well, as participants are eager to learn more about the trade waste discussed by Yuyun. We would like to thank our sponsors : jiipe
On 11 February 2020, BritCham held the first Ministerial Series in 2020 with Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources.
Lead by Prahoro Nurtjahyo, the Senior Advisor for Investment and Development of Infrastructure with topic investment opportunities on energy sector.
The event went well as participants received details on investment target and realization for the sector. We would like to thank our sponsors : BP, Bumi Laut Group, Colliers, Premier Oil & amp; Prudential
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