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Entertainment 3 years ago

Director Andibachtiar Yusuf dropped from Paragon Pictures following violence allegation

Director Andibachtiar Yusuf has been dropped from Paragon Pictures and the Indonesian directors association after an alleged victim of his violent behavior spoke up online.

Editorial 4 years ago

Moving to endemic phase

We have had to deal with the new coronavirus these last two years to know what needs to be done in the event of another major outbreak.

Society 4 years ago

PREMIUM
Ministry prepares decree to address sexual violence in workplaces

The Manpower Ministry is preparing a decree aimed at preventing and handling cases of sexual violence in workplaces, in a move to provide stronger legal protections for workers amid an increase in reported complaints of such cases in the country.

Academia 4 years ago

PREMIUM
How do gender norms hamper working women?

Community-based childcare services and facilities can go some way to relieve the double burden of women, but cannot address the gender norms, whether religious, cultural or legislative, that create obstacles for women looking to pursue a career.

Academia 4 years ago

The war for talent: Rethinking employee empowerment

In a post-pandemic world, beyond job satisfaction, having a healthy work-life balance supported by empathetic leaders is highly desirable to employees.

City 4 years ago

PREMIUM
Jakarta sees surge in workplace clusters as people lower their guard after vaccination

Jakarta has seen a sharp increase in COVID-19 infection clusters emerging from office spaces in recent weeks, with hundreds of cases traced to workers who have received a vaccine.

Opinion 4 years ago

Higher education is leaving students anxious and unprepared for the workplace

If Indonesia’s skill shortages continue at present levels, it could lose out on up to US$442 billion and 19 percent of lost growth by 2030.

Opinion 4 years ago

Resilient occupational safety, health systems key in pandemic

One of the many lessons learned from this crisis is the need for countries to have a sound and resilient OSH system in place.

National 5 years ago

Companies evolve, adjust work culture during COVID-19 pandemic

While some might find these changes troubling, some companies, such as state-owned telecommunications giant PT Telekomunikasi Indonesia (Telkom) and diversified conglomerate PT Astra International, have successfully adapted to the working environment of the so-called new normal.

Business 5 years ago

Job seekers finding competition tougher in pandemic

Data released by the Manpower Ministry in April showed that over 1.2 million workers from 74,439 companies in both the formal and informal sectors had either been told to stay home or laid off.

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