Input for the Omnibus Bill on Job Creation
The government’s openness toward input from various parties on the omnibus bill on job creation is an opportunity to give constructive criticism.
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Workers hold up posters at a rally at the House of Representatives in Senayan, Jakarta, on Wednesday (12/2/2020). The protesters objected to the omnibus bill on job creation, which they claimed would sacrifice workers’ welfare for the sake of investment. They say the bill threatens workers’ rights and welfare by excluding detailed provisions on minimum wages and the hourly wage system, eliminating severance pay, reducing work hours and altering the labor system.
The government’s openness toward input from various parties on the omnibus bill on job creation is an opportunity to give constructive criticism.
President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo said the government would be open to suggestions from all. The deliberation of the omnibus bill on job creation will involve various parties.