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Business 6 years ago
Workers, students continue to protest omnibus bill
Labor and student groups continue to demonstrate against the government’s omnibus bill on job creation. They say they have been excluded and are seeking involvement in the creation of a regulation that, as it stands, is expected to change Indonesia's labor market to be more flexible and attractive for investors.
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