espite a vast labor force, local businesses continue to struggle with hiring and retaining top talent. As the government looks to prohibit arbitrary practices like withholding employees’ graduation certificates, companies must find better ways to navigate a labor market marred by low productivity and educational gaps. Private-sector companies argue that a dynamic job market, where … Read more
he World Bank says setting up a business in Indonesia takes too long when compared to other countries, and the government has vowed to fix that. Speaking at an event to promote the World Bank’s Business Ready (B-READY) 2024 report on Monday, the World Bank’s director of the Global Indicators Group, Norman Loayza, revealed that … Read more
TEMPO.CO, Jakarta – Chairperson of the Indonesian Employers Association (Apindo) Shinta Kamdani discussed the impact of increasing the retirement age for workers in 2025. The retirement age for workers this year has increased to 59 years from the previous 58 years. Shinta said that the increase is actually not a new policy. This is because the … Read more