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View all search resultsOmnibus-Law-on-Job-Creation
Opinion 5 years ago
Economic outlook: Treading the debt trap, carefully
The Great Lockdown has left no country unaffected and while the outlook for Indonesia may appear bleak at first glance, investors would do well to recall that our policymakers have battled multiple crises in the past – and come out on top.
Business 5 years ago
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Yearender 2020: Govt takes extraordinary measures, passes jobs law as Indonesia falls into recession
“Extraordinary times require extraordinary policies and measures,” Finance Minister Sri Mulyani Indrawati said on April 1 as the government scrambled to rescue the economy and handle the pandemic.
![[ANALYSIS] Impact of Job Creation Law on retail sector](https://img.jakpost.net/c/2020/11/08/2020_11_08_106999_1604848005._thumbnail.jpg)
Politics 5 years ago
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Union-NGO group becomes 10th to petition against jobs law, FRI campaigns for 'civil disobedience'
As the Constitutional Court's webpage on active litigation continues to fill up with well into the third week since the President signed the jobs law, a coalition of unions and NGOs has become the latest to petition for a judicial review.
