Draft Manpower Decree – What Does It Mean For Foreign Workers In Indonesia?

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Indonesia's Manpower Ministry is in the process of drafting a decree on job positions that are open for foreign workers.

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Indonesia's Manpower Ministry is in the process of drafting a decree on job positions that are open for foreign workers.

In its current form, the draft decree would introduce important changes to those positions that are open and those that are closed to foreign workers in Indonesia.

We are closely monitoring developments with this draft decree and its potential effect on companies in Indonesia.

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