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Academia 1 year ago

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Indonesian middle class: The victims of backburner policy

The first focus is that the government must continue to create job opportunities and encourage foreign direct investment in labor-intensive sectors.

Academia 1 year ago

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Balancing workplace flexibility and stability for Gen Z

Companies can take a variety of approaches that focus on adaptability to meet the expectations of Gen Zers, which will ultimately attract top talent while ensuring long-term workforce stability.

Economy 1 year ago

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Gig economy threatens RI's human capital growth

Indonesia’s vision of achieving fast GDP growth to become a high-income economy by 2045 requires massive investment in human capital, but the rise of the gig economy could get in the way.

Academia 1 year ago

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Jakarta’s lesson learned: Advancing metro cities

Good urban planning, innovative financing and infrastructure investment prioritization promise a mutual solution to climate change and social inequity.

Academia 1 year ago

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Preparing for demographic shift by engineering the economy

Combining engineering and economics is a winning strategy and should be decisive in managing Indonesia’s limited resources to maximize social and economic benefits nationwide.

Editorial 1 year ago

Don’t let the 5% fool you

Macroeconomic data, including that 5 percent growth rate we have achieved with remarkable consistency, reflects the current state of the economy but not the risks that lie far ahead.

Economy 1 year ago

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Textile jobs shrink 7.5 percent in early August, ministry says

The Industry Ministry noted that jobs in the textile industry were continuing on a downward trend in early August after it entered contraction territory in July, the first time since August 2021 at the height of the pandemic.

Jakarta 1 year ago

Jakarta to boost contract quota for non-permanent teachers to 2,650

The Jakarta Education Agency (Disdik) is working to provide 2,650 non-permanent teachers with the opportunity to obtain Individual Work Contract (KKI) status.