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Academia 1 year ago
PREMIUM
It’s time to overcome age bias in the job market
Policymaking concerning employment in Indonesia is frequently manipulated by oligarchs who perpetuate normalized ageism practices to maintain a degree of plausible justification for their low remuneration practices for older candidates.
Science & Tech 1 year ago
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Latest study helps tech giant keep up with millennials and Gen Z
Social media has transformed from platforms for simply connecting people to something with a bigger purpose. A recent survey by social media platform owner Meta has revealed the preference of Indonesian youngsters, the so-called millennials and Gen Z, on various aspects of life
Presidential Race 2 years ago
Muhaimin vows to make agricultural sector profitable for young generation
Vice presidential candidate Muhaimin Iskandar is proposing the Agro-Maritime Revolution, a 2.5-year program that aims to support millennial farmers from cultivation to product marketing, to help them thrive.
Economy 2 years ago
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Financial advisors pour cold water on Indonesians' FIRE plans
While many Indonesians might aspire to achieving financial freedom and early retirement, achieving FIRE remains out of reach due to various factors including minimum wage earnings, familial obligations, poor financial management and societal pressures.
Editorial 2 years ago
PSI’s gambit with Kaesang
The PSI has gotten a lot of flak as one of the country's youngest political parties, which is led by youths and claims to represent young voters, but its latest move to elect as its chairman Kaesang, a political novice and the President's youngest son, shows it has a ways to go to reach maturity, both politically and as an institution.
