Selasa, Mei 2, 2023

Seven Labor Demands Voiced During May Day Action 2023

During commemorations of this year’s May Day, 50,000 workers drawn from several labor organizations, including the Confederation of All Indonesian Trade Unions (Konfederasi Serikat Pekerja Seluruh Indonesia - “KSPSI”) and the Confederation of Indonesian Workers Unions (Konfederasi Persatuan Buruh Indonesia - “KPBI”) held a simultaneous action in front of the State Palace and the Constitutional Court building (Mahkamah Konstitusi - “MK”).
Overall, seven demands were announced during the May Day actions, specifically: 1) The revocation of Law No. 6 of 2023 on Job Creation, 2) The repealing of the 4% parliamentary threshold and 20% presidential threshold; 3) The passing of the Bill on the House of Representatives and the Bill on the Protection of Domestic Workers; 4) The rejection of the Healthcare Bill; 5) Agrarian reform and the guaranteeing of food sovereignty; 6) The ability to vote for pro-labor, working-class presidential candidates; and 7) A ban on outsourcing and low wages.

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During commemorations of this year’s May Day, 50,000 workers drawn from several labor organizations, including the Confederation of All Indonesian Trade Unions (Konfederasi Serikat Pekerja Seluruh Indonesia - “KSPSI”) and the Confederation of Indonesian Workers Unions (Konfederasi Persatuan Buruh Indonesia - “KPBI”) held a simultaneous action in front of the State Palace and the Constitutional Court building (Mahkamah Konstitusi - “MK”).
Overall, seven demands were announced during the May Day actions, specifically: 1) The revocation of Law No. 6 of 2023 on Job Creation, 2) The repealing of the 4% parliamentary threshold and 20% presidential threshold; 3) The passing of the Bill on the House of Representatives and the Bill on the Protection of Domestic Workers; 4) The rejection of the Healthcare Bill; 5) Agrarian reform and the guaranteeing of food sovereignty; 6) The ability to vote for pro-labor, working-class presidential candidates; and 7) A ban on outsourcing and low wages.

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