Employment
A GUIDE ON INDONESIA’S HIERARCHY OF EMPLOYMENT LAW SOURCE FOR COMPANIES
The terms and conditions of Employment is regulated by the prevailing Manpower Law, as well as the individual employment contracts made between the Employer and the Employee. Read more about how they work in our article. In Indonesia, there are 2 (two) sources which makes up the Employment Law in Indonesia: Heteronymous source, consisting of…
Read MoreCOMPANIES MUST REGISTER THEIR EMPLOYEES FOR BPJS KESEHATAN
Companies has the obligation to ensure that all their employees are registered at BPJS Kesehatan. Learn more on how to do it in this Article. Commencing effectively on 1 January 2014, the new Mandatory Health Insurance Scheme (JKN) in Indonesia is managed by Badan Penyelenggara Jaminan Sosial (BPJS). Further, BPJS Healthcare (BPJS Kesehatan) administers health care…
Read MoreWhat are 4 Company Obligations to Its Employees? (2)
Following our first article regarding company obligation to its employee, this article provides 2 others obligations which are as follows: (3) To Give Leave and Rest Every year the Employees has entitled rights to get Leave and Rest as set out on Article 79 Manpower Law with the following details: No Leave/Rest Detail 1. Break…
Read MoreWhat are 4 Company Obligations to Its Employees? (1)
Employee is important asset in every business therefore Indonesian government regulates this issues through Law No.13 of 2013 on Manpower Law (“Manpower Law”). However, the outdated Manpower Law is affecting investor confidence in running their business and it has been as the one of big and complex issues in Indonesia. We understand problems arising from…
Read MoreAdjusting Company Regulations For PMA Company In Indonesia
Can PMA Company in Indonesia directly apply a company regulation from their parent company in overseas? Most of the time, Foreign Direct Investment Company or Perseroan Terbatas Penanaman Modal Asing (“PT PMA or PMA Company”) apply for the same company regulation as their parent company abroad to determine the policy for their employees. This action…
Read MoreIndonesia Ready For More Foreign Investors
Continuing the previous economic policy package, Indonesian Government has announced its latest effort to draw more investment to South Asia’s largest economy by opening dozens of business sectors in Indonesia to full and partial foreign ownership through Economic Policy Package X (Paket Kebijakan Ekonomi Jilid X). As per press release dated February 11, 2016 from…
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