[REVISION HISTORY]

Indonesia PPPK salary funding and reforms

34 recorded revisions of this situation.

What changed

2026-10-26 06:23 UTC → 2026-10-28 07:06 UTC · added ~~removed~~

By late September 2026, the Indonesian government and DPR RI finalized details regarding the transition of approximately 240,000 part-time PPPK workers to full-time status, effective January 1, 2027. This administrative transition, which includes teachers and health professionals, will not require new testing. To fund base salaries and allowances, the central government has allocated approximately Rp23 trillion, though Bandung Regency officials noted a prepared support figure of roughly Rp31.1 trillion. The National Civil Service Agency (BKN) emphasized that the transition is contingent upon local government personnel needs and regional budget availability. As of early October 2026, labor groups including Aliansi Merah Putih (AMP) and the Persatuan PPPK Paruh Waktu Indonesia (PPWI) have organized demonstrations in Jakarta, demanding policy certainty for all professions. This follows a September 29 plenary meeting that prioritized 2027 state budget (APBN) coverage specifically for the education and health sectors, a decision Fadlun Abdillah, Chairman of the AMP, stated left other technical staff feeling ‘hit hard’. By mid-October 2026, regional fiscal concerns emerged. In Yogyakarta, the DPRD DIY expressed concern that shifting PPPK salary payments from regional budgets to the state budget might reduce General Allocation Funds (DAU). Meanwhile, in Gresik, officials announced plans for holiday allowances (THR) for part-time workers, subject to regional capacity. In Gunungkidul, 34 part-time workers did not receive contract extensions due to disciplinary issues, resignations, or retirement. In late October, local governments in Kampar and Mojokerto continued processing contract extensions and salary payments for thousands of part-time employees, despite some administrative delays. On October 25, Kampar officials confirmed that salary payments for over 2,000 part-time PPPK workers were scheduled for October 26, following delays caused by administrative verification and document extensions.

Versions

Select a version to see what changed compared to the one before it.