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Politics 1 month 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 4 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.
Academia 4 months ago
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Fiscal sandbox and community transfers: A new path amid the regional transfer cut
Following the furor over the recent cut to the regional transfers scheme, the government could turn crisis into opportunity by trialing its fiscal decentralization move as a managed, monitored and measurable policy lab.
Jakarta 6 months ago
Pramono cancels WFH for civil servants as Jakarta stabilizes
The WFH directive had been in effect since Friday, following a surge in demonstrations triggered by the death of 21-year-old motorcycle taxi driver Affan Kurniawan. He was fatally struck on Thursday by a tactical police vehicle near the Senayan Legislative Complex in Central Jakarta when dispersing unruly crowds.
Jakarta 7 months ago
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High obesity rate among Jakarta civil servants highlights poor lifestyle
A recent medical report by the Jakarta administration reveals a worrying trend among its civil servants where more than half live with obesity, prompting Governor Pramono Anung to call for an urgent shift in lifestyle habits, including regular exercise, to reduce the risk of chronic illness and improve public service performance.
Society 8 months ago
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Flexible work policy for civil servants sparks backlash
A new ministerial regulation that allows civil servants to work remotely and manage individual work schedules has drawn criticism from public policy experts, who warn the move could compromise the quality and reliability of public services.
