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Jakarta Opens 264 Waste Officer Vacancies with Daily Wage of Rp174,748
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Jakarta Opens 264 Waste Officer Vacancies with Daily Wage of Rp174,748

The DKI Jakarta Provincial Government has opened 264 temporary job vacancies for waste management officers from November to December. The daily wage is set at Rp174,748, targeting low-income residents. This initiative aims to create employment opportunities and enhance waste management in the capital.

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