Indonesia Signs Worker Protection Law, Implementation Rules Within One Year
Indonesia has signed a new law to strengthen worker protection, spearheaded by Defense Minister (and presidential candidate) Prabowo Subianto. Implementation regulations are expected within one year, raising expectations for improved labor conditions domestically.
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