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Chinese-workers

Hundreds of Chinese workers granted entry, permit to work in Riau Islands
National 5 years ago

Hundreds of Chinese workers granted entry, permit to work in Riau Islands

Indonesia has granted entry to 450 Chinese workers employed by PT Bintan Alumina Indonesia (PT BAI), an aluminum producer based in the Galang Batang special economic zone in Bintan regency, Riau Islands.
China faces questions over 'vaccinated' workers sent overseas
World 5 years ago

China faces questions over 'vaccinated' workers sent overseas

China faced demands on Thursday to explain why a state-backed firm claimed it had vaccinated dozens of staff against the coronavirus before sending them back to work at a mine in Papua New Guinea.
Govt defends employing foreigners for 'strategic projects' as locals protest arrival of Chinese workers
National 5 years ago

Govt defends employing foreigners for 'strategic projects' as locals protest arrival of Chinese workers

Manpower Minister Ida Fauziyah said the employment of foreign workers was only allowed for national strategic projects (PSN) requiring technologies that local workers had yet to master.
Batang Toru $1.5b hydropower plant may be delayed by years
Business 5 years ago

Batang Toru $1.5b hydropower plant may be delayed by years

PT North Sumatra Hydro Energy (NSHE) might delay the completion of the Rp 22 trillion (US$1.5 billion) Batang Toru hydropower plant (PLTA) in North Sumatra because of manpower issues.
Governor allows 500 Chinese workers to enter Southeast Sulawesi after previous refusal
National 5 years ago

Governor allows 500 Chinese workers to enter Southeast Sulawesi after previous refusal

Southeast Sulawesi Governor Ali Mazi has allowed some 500 Chinese workers to work on nickel smelter projects in the province's Konawe regency after previously blocking their entry.
Government to suspend entry for foreign workers during COVID-19 outbreak
Business 5 years ago

Government to suspend entry for foreign workers during COVID-19 outbreak

Two companies Southeast Sulawesi, PT Virtue Dragon Nickel Industry (VDNI) dan PT Obsidian Stainless Steel (OSS) had planned to bring in 500 foreign workers from China to install smelter equipment.
Police slammed for arresting producer of video showing 49 Chinese workers arriving in Kendari
National 5 years ago

Police slammed for arresting producer of video showing 49 Chinese workers arriving in Kendari

Southeast Sulawesi Police chief Brig. Gen. Merdisyam initially claimed that the workers had arrived in Kendari after extending their visas in Jakarta.
Batang Toru plant project halted as Chinese workers unable to fly in from virus-hit China
National 6 years ago

Batang Toru plant project halted as Chinese workers unable to fly in from virus-hit China

Indonesia imposed a travel ban to and from China on Feb. 5, preventing people who had stayed for more than two weeks in China to visit or transit in the country.
Hundreds of Chinese workers in Batam under observation as part of coronavirus containment efforts
National 6 years ago

Hundreds of Chinese workers in Batam under observation as part of coronavirus containment efforts

The Batam Manpower Agency recorded  more than 100 Chinese workers in Batam between January and February.
30 Chinese workers under quarantine in N. Sulawesi after returning from China
National 6 years ago

30 Chinese workers under quarantine in N. Sulawesi after returning from China

Kotamobagu immigration office head Joni Rumagit said the workers would be isolated and examined for 14 days after their arrival. 
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