Indonesia’s new labor legislation - Risks from union dissatisfaction

17 January 2020 2:53 Anton Alifandi

The Indonesian government plans to submit a “job creation” bill to liberalize the labor market. Our analyst, Anton Alifandi, discusses why the government is pushing this bill forward and the likely protests that will follow.

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Speaker: Anton Alifandi, Associate Director, Country Risk

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Indonesia’s new labor legislation - Risks from union dissatisfaction

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