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View all search resultsStripping down the controversy over Anies' 2022 wage hike of all politics, the essence of the issue is why the new wage calculation formula produces a meagre 1.09 percent rise when wage hikes averaged 8 percent in 2017-2020.
Indonesian Employers Association (Apindo) chairman Hariyadi Sukamdani said on Monday that the organization would file a lawsuit against Anies’ decision to increase the provincial minimum wage by 5.1 percent, rather than the 0.8 percent designated by the central government.
Unions had proposed wage hikes of between 5 and 20 percent, but were let down by the Manpower Ministry's recent announcement that wages would be raised by an average 1.09 percent nationwide, as per prevailing regulations.
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