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2017 Minimum Wage for the Industrial Sector in Jakarta

The Governor of the Jakarta Special Capital City Region (“Governor”) has finally determined the minimum wage for workers across several industrial sectors through the issuance of Governor’s Regulation No. 20 of 2017 on 2017 Minimum Wages for the Industrial Sector (“Regulation 20/2017”).
 
Prior to the issuance of Regulation 20/2017, these same matters were regulated under Governor’s Regulation No. 8 of 2016 on 2016 Minimum Wages for the Industrial Sectors (“Regulation 8/2016”).[1]
 
2017 Minimum Wage for the Industrial Sector in Jakarta
 
Regulation 20/2017 sets out statutory provincial minimum wages for three industrial sectors in Jakarta, namely: (1) Chemicals, energy and mining; (2) Metal work, electronics and machinery; (3) Pharmaceuticals and health services.[2]  
                                                                                                
Previously, in addition to the abovementioned sectors, Regulation 8/2016 also set minimum wages for workers operating in the following sectors:[3]
 
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The Governor of the Jakarta Special Capital City Region (“Governor”) has finally determined the minimum wage for workers across several industrial sectors through the issuance of Governor’s Regulation No. 20 of 2017 on 2017 Minimum Wages for the Industrial Sector (“Regulation 20/2017”).
 
Prior to the issuance of Regulation 20/2017, these same matters were regulated under Governor’s Regulation No. 8 of 2016 on 2016 Minimum Wages for the Industrial Sectors (“Regulation 8/2016”).[1]
 
2017 Minimum Wage for the Industrial Sector in Jakarta
 
Regulation 20/2017 sets out statutory provincial minimum wages for three industrial sectors in Jakarta, namely: (1) Chemicals, energy and mining; (2) Metal work, electronics and machinery; (3) Pharmaceuticals and health services.[2]  
                                                                                                
Previously, in addition to the abovementioned sectors, Regulation 8/2016 also set minimum wages for workers operating in the following sectors:[3]
 
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