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View all search resultsThe current conflict reflects the character of industrial relations in Indonesia. Industrial conflicts are inseparable from the history of labor policies, which has been pro-investor since the New Order. Industrial conflicts marked by union strikes and demonstrations show that social dialogue in industrial relations has not become a tool for creating industrial justice.
Most homeworkers — the vast majority of whom are women — work without job security, far removed from occupational health and safety standards and for payment that is often well below a living wage. Currently there are no regulations in Indonesia that explicitly recognize or regulate homeworkers.
Liu's comments, which Chinese media said were posted on his personal WeChat feed on Friday, are the latest contribution to a growing discussion about work-life balance in the tech industry as the sector slows after years of breakneck growth.
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