Indonesian labour unions expect higher wages after court ruling


Labourers attend a protest during a May Day rally in Jakarta, Indonesia, May 1, 2024. - Photo from Reuters

JAKARTA (Reuters): Indonesian worker groups said on Friday that a Constitutional Court ruling on labour laws should lead to higher minimum wages next year, even though parts of their petition challenging the legislation were rejected.

Late on Thursday, the court ordered changes to some labour rules, including the establishment of sectoral minimum wages and clearer rules on outsourcing, after unions challenged the laws.

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