Indonesia to Promote Part-time PPPK to Full-time, Benefiting Teachers and Healthcare Workers
The Indonesian government announced a policy to promote part-time Contracted Civil Servants (PPPK) to full-time status. This move is expected to create stable employment opportunities for many professionals, including teachers and healthcare workers.
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