A Guide to Hiring in Indonesia – Latest Issue of ASEAN Briefing Magazine
The latest issue of ASEAN Briefing Magazine, titled “A Guide to Hiring in Indonesia”, is out now and available to subscribers as a complimentary download in the Asia Briefing Publication Store here.
A Guide to Hiring in Indonesia: What’s in this issue
- Understanding Indonesia’s Labor Market
- Navigating Employment Laws and Regulations
- New Employment Trends: Opportunities for Training, Upskilling, and Specialization
Hiring in Indonesia requires a nuanced understanding of the country’s diverse and evolving labor market. With over 130 million people in the workforce, Indonesia is one of the largest labor markets in Southeast Asia. The population is predominantly young, providing a dynamic pool of potential employees. However, most of the workforce is engaged in informal employment, often lacking formal contracts and benefits. This can present challenges for businesses looking to hire formally and ensure compliance with labor regulations.
The Indonesian government has been focusing on reforming labor law to improve skill development and job creation and to transition more workers into the formal sector. Despite challenges like underemployment and gender disparities, the Indonesian labor market offers businesses substantial business opportunities. Adaptable and culturally sensitive companies will find Indonesia a rewarding place to hire and grow their operations.
This issue of ASEAN Briefing magazine features an overview of the Indonesian labor market, along with the local employment laws and regulations. The magazine also highlights the employment trends and emerging sectors in Indonesia.
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