Indonesia bans govt and company staff from taking leave around Christmas, New Year


The ban will affect about 4.2 million civil servants and 2 million workers in state-owned companies. - Reuters

JAKARTA (The Jakarta Post/Asia News Network): Indonesia has issued a ban on civil servants and workers in state-owned and private companies taking leave around Christmas and New Year, in a strong pre-emptive measure to avoid a Covid-19 flare-up.

This will affect about 4.2 million civil servants and two million workers in the state-owned companies, and many more in private firms.

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