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Indonesian migrant worker placement regulatory dispute

Overview

The Indonesian Association of Staffing Companies (APJATI) has called for reforms regarding how the Ministry of Migrant Workers (KP2MI) handles administrative sanctions against migrant worker placement firms (P3MI).

APJATI leadership argued that the Ministry's plan to revoke the licenses of 61 firms due to a lack of worker placements within one year is stigmatizing and potentially harmful to the industry's reputation. The association contended that many delays are caused by factors beyond the firms' control, such as regulatory gaps and moratoriums in the Middle East. APJATI has urged President Prabowo Subianto to evaluate the Ministry's performance and implement more proportional, case-by-case disciplinary measures and clearer standard operating procedures.

Entities

Anwar Sanusi · Occupational Health and Safety Centers · Ministry of Manpower · Purwakarta · SIAPkerja

Timeline

  1. 3 days ago

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  2. 27 days ago

    [POLITICS] 3 sources
    Indonesia's APJATI urges reform of KP2MI sanctions on migrant worker placement firms

    Indonesia’s APJATI urges the government to replace punitive sanctions on migrant worker placement firms with educational measures, calling for a full review of KP2MI’s performance before it becomes a ministry.

Sources

antaranews.com · bloggerborneo.com · cnbcindonesia.com · globalcybernews.com · international.sindonews.com · m.jpnn.com · mediaindonesia.com · pendidikan.harianjogja.com