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Politics 1 month ago
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Leaked travel document fuels rumor of ministry shake-up
After a leaked travel document including the minister’s wife and daughter made rounds on social media, hundreds of Public Works Ministry officials and civil servants were reportedly transferred to regional offices outside Java.
Archipelago 1 month ago
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Budget cuts leave regions struggling to pay contract employees
In Lhokseumawe, Aceh, around 3,000 government contract employees have yet to receive their July salaries or annual 13th-month salary payments, while also facing uncertainty over whether their contracts will be renewed.
Society 5 months ago
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Govt to soon announce one-day remote work policy to cut fuel use
The government will soon introduce a policy allowing civil servants to work from home one day per week as part of efforts to reduce national fuel consumption amid rising global oil prices caused by the ongoing war in the Middle East.
Politics 7 months ago
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Military training for civil servants draws mixed reactions
The government’s plan to provide military training for thousands of civil servants has sparked mixed reactions among the public and analysts, with some praising the policy’s efficiency while others question its relevance amid evolving patterns of modern warfare.
Archipelago 10 months ago
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Regions mull remote work, halting programs ahead of 2026 central funding cuts
The government has allocated just Rp 693 trillion for regional transfers next year, leaving local leaders scrambling to come up with austerity measures to reduce administrative costs, including remote work and virtual meetings.
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