Day: May 11, 2022

PUPR Ministry to apply green infrastructure concept at IKN Nusantara

May 11, 2022

The Ministry of Public Works and Public Housing (PUPR) plans to apply the green infrastructure concept in the construction of the new capital city (IKN) Nusantara. “We are planning to develop IKN Nusantara using the concept of environmentally friendly green infrastructure,” Director-General of Human Settlements at the PUPR Ministry, Diana

Biden to host ASEAN leaders in Washington for summit

May 11, 2022

United States President Joe Biden will host the leaders of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) in Washington, D.C. from May 12–13, 2022, for a US-ASEAN Special Summit. The Special Summit will demonstrate the United States’ enduring commitment to ASEAN, recognize its central role in delivering sustainable solutions to

Indonesia-Japan relations vital to face global challenges: Ambassador

May 11, 2022

Relations between Indonesia and Japan that have been broadened beyond economic relationships will be essential to face common global challenges, Ambassador of Japan to Indonesia Kenji Kanasugi stated. “We have deepened and broadened our relationship more to political and security cooperation that we need to face common international challenges,” Kanasugi

Japanese Ambassador provides inputs on Indonesia’s G20 priority issues

May 11, 2022

Ambassador of Japan to Indonesia, Kenji Kanasugi, shared some inputs for Indonesia regarding the three prioritized issues raised during its G20 Presidency during the Antara International Corner, here on Wednesday. In terms of the global health architecture, Ambassador Kanasugi stressed the importance of securing an equal and fair distribution of

Gov’t committed to tackling climate change through green economy

May 11, 2022

The Indonesian government is committed to tackling climate change by building a green economy program that aims to protect the environment by reducing the effects of greenhouse gases while maintaining the national economic growth rate. Secretary-general of the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources Ego Syahrial said that the green

Deputy Governor of Jakarta Ahmad Riza Patria has made assurance that penalties will be levied against companies that failed to disburse Eid al-Fitr allowance to their employees before this year’s Eid holiday period. “We will focus on this issue, and we would consider (whether companies) will be reprimanded or sanctioned (later),” Patria noted here on Tuesday. The deputy governor also promised that the provincial authority will follow up on all complaints on Eid allowance disbursement issues reported by residents. “We will follow up (on their complaints), and we would verify the data. We will monitor and evaluate the reports before taking follow-up actions against companies that are late in disbursing the Eid allowance to their employees,” the deputy governor noted. Earlier, the Ministry of Manpower made its channels available on April 8-May 8, 2022, for employees’ complaints regarding issues on the Eid al-Fitr allowance disbursement. The ministry’s Secretary General, Anwar Sanusi, in his statement on Monday (May 9), revealed that the ministry had received a total of 5,680 reports that comprised 3,037 complaints and 2,643 online consultations. The 3,037 complaints are reported by employees from 1,758 companies, he remarked. Of the total complaints, some 1,438 reports pertained to failure to disburse allowances, 1,235 reports on allowances paid not in accordance with regulations, and 364 reports on late allowance disbursements, he noted. The ministry, through Instagram account @kemnaker on Wednesday (May 4), also noted that Jakarta had recorded the maximum number of complaints on Eid allowance disbursement issues with 930 reports, followed by West Java, Banten, and East Java. Of the 930 reports logged in Jakarta, unpaid allowances accounted for 416 complaints, while 377 complaints reported allowances paid not in accordance with the regulations, and 137 reports were on late disbursements. According to Article 78 of Government Regulation No. 36 of 2021 on Wage, employers, who failed to disburse religious allowances, are threatened with administrative sanctions, and companies committing major violations could have their business activities suspended Source: Antara News

May 11, 2022

The readiness of human resources in the technology era has become one of the factors supporting digital economy, thereby translating to the fact that skilled digital talents will encourage digital economic growth, Communication and Informatics Minister Johnny G. Plate stated. “Digital economy is extremely related to digital talents,” Minister Plate

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