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Our middle class may still be able to absorb inflation, but if uncontrolled price hikes continue, their resistance will break down. The risk of pressures on growth in 2023 will face the 2024 political year.

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Maximizing Stable Economic Growth

Our middle class may still be able to absorb inflation, but if uncontrolled price hikes continue, their resistance will break down. The risk of pressures on growth in 2023 will face the 2024 political year.

Inflation, Unemployment Overshadow Economic Recovery

The Indonesian economy experienced positive growth in the first quarter of 2022. Nevertheless, the path toward economic recovery is still overshadowed by challenges: inflation and unemployment.

Beware the Economic Impact on Gen X, Millennials

It will be more difficult for Indonesia to benefit fully from its demographic bonus. Taking advantage of the demographic bonus is not something automatic, but requires hard work to benefit from it.

Mitigating Pandemic-induced Employment Crisis

In order to avoid a prolonged labor crisis, the government, employers and workers must collaborate to solve the problem.

Preemployment Card – Prioritize Affected Workers

The government has reopened applications for preemployment cards, although with a smaller quota than last year.

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Job Opportunities in the Changing World

Finding a job was challenging even before the Covid-19 pandemic. In the digital age, the job market has moved in a new direction.

Indonesia Suffers First Recession in over 20 Years, Finmin Says "Worst is Over"

Indonesia’s economy has fallen into recession for the first time since the Asian financial crisis more than two decades. However, Finance Minister Sri Mulyani Indrawati said that the "the worst is over".

Unemployment Fund

The passing into law of the job creation bill by the House of Representatives (DPR) on 5 October 2020 introduced the establishment of a new unemployment fund (JKP) as a new instrument for protecting workers.

Dealing with Surge in Unemployment

The COVID-19 outbreak has changed the face of the economy and the welfare of the people. Economic growth is projected to plummet, unemployment is expected to rise and poverty rates increase.

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