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human-resources

Editorial 4 years ago

Comprehensive VAT reform

The new law will raise the standard VAT rate from the current 10 percent to 11 percent next April and 12 percent in 2025.

National 5 years ago

Govt arranging logistics, human resources for vaccination program: Task force

The Indonesian government has prepared logistics and human resources for the first round of the national COVID-19 vaccination program, which is seeks to begin in November or December.

National 5 years ago

Strong human resources can improve Indonesia's economic growth: Jokowi

“Good infrastructure, strong human resources and [this building] will serve as our capital to escape the middle-income trap,” Jokowi said.

Lifestyle 5 years ago

New normal, new job? Questions to ask in an interview

These are things you ought to ask to better manage your personal finances if you are accepted.

Science & Tech 5 years ago

CATAPA HR launches 'back to the office' digital suite

The homegrown start-up has launched a new suite of digital solutions to help businesses and employees ease into heading back to the office.

Science & Tech 5 years ago

Why microlearning is a necessity amid the pandemic

In order to keep functioning and training employees during this time, microlearning is the way to go for companies to survive.

Opinion 5 years ago

COVID-19: How will it affect human capital?

Another major challenge with online learning is the digital divide, which refers to unequal access to technology, both to devices and internet access, between communities.

Business 6 years ago

Bank Indonesia to standardize financial service providers competency

The central bank, Manpower Ministry and National Profession Standardization Agency (BNSP) have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to standardize competencies for financial service providers to improve Indonesian talent within the sector.

Opinion 6 years ago

PREMIUM
Literary culture as basis of human resources development

The progress of a country depends on the development of a culture of literacy. The success of the environmental-based economic development of Scandinavian countries, which goes hand in hand with the development of a strong literacy culture is a concrete example.

Business 6 years ago

Salary hikes in digital, tech sectors could reach 50% next year: Report

Indonesia will experience a sizable increase in growth of the digital and technology sectors next year, particularly in financial technology, potentially raising professionals’ salaries by up to 50 percent in the sectors, a new report has shown.

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