BACK TO SSEK.COMWritten by Darrell R. Johnson Visas on Arrival & Business Visas We would like to inform our clients that the Director General of Immigration (“DGI”) has adopted a new unwritten policy that Visas on Arrival (“VOAs”) can now only be used for tourism even though the relevant regulation – still in effect – provides that [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Labour & Employment’
Business Visa Update in Indonesia
April 24th, 2012 
david 
Posted in Legal Updates 
Tags: Immigration, indonesia, Labour & Employment, Tourism, Visas 
No Comments »Outsourcing Arrangements for Employees in Indonesia
March 19th, 2012 david Written by Dewi Savitri Reni On January 17, 2012, the Constitutional Court (the “Court”) decided Case No. 27/PUU-IX/2011 relating to outsourcing. The Petitioner in the case is Mr. Didik Suprijadi, the Head of the General Chairman of the Central Board of an Indonesian NGO named the Electricity Meters Readers Alliance (Lembaga Swadaya Masyarakat Aliansi Petugas [...]
How long must an employer pay an employee during a labor dispute?
March 13th, 2012 david Written by Dewi Savitri Reni In September 2011, the Constitutional Court (the “Court”) decided that the meaning of Article 155 paragraph 2 of Law No. 13 of 2003 Regarding Manpower (March 25, 2003) (the “Manpower Law”) is that an employer must pay the salary and other benefits of an employee whom does not accept his/her [...]
Posted in Legal Updates Tags: Contracts, Dispute Resolution, indonesia, Investment, Labour & Employment No Comments »Indonesian Law: 2011 Year in Review
March 6th, 2012 david Over the past couple months, we have been publishing our 2011 Indonesian Law Review series in which our attorneys discuss recent legal developments in 2011 and track the main trends in each industry. Below you may find links to each of the articles: Oil & Gas Mining Geothermal Mining & Power Production Investment Labour & [...]
Posted in Legal Updates Tags: anti-monopoly, Distribution, Environment, Franchise, Geothermal, indonesia, Infrastructure, Insurance, Investment, Labour & Employment, Mining, Oil & Gas, Shipping, Tax, Telecoms No Comments »Legal Alert January 2012
February 29th, 2012 david Please find attached the latest Legal Alert for January 2012. SSEK’s Legal Alert is a monthly survey designed to keep you up to date with the latest legal developments in Indonesia. Click here: Legal Alert_January_2012
Posted in Legal Alerts Tags: Banking, Capital Markets, Environment, finance, indonesia, Investment, Labour & Employment, Land, Natural Resources, Tax, Trade No Comments »
Employment Law Webinar
February 9th, 2012 david You’re invited to a free 90-minute webinar on “Hiring and Firing Workers in the Asia-Pacific region.” The Indonesia session, contributed by Richard Emmerson, takes place from 11:00am – 12:30pm on Wednesday, February 22nd, 2012. As multi-national companies open new offices and close others around the world, they need to comply with local labour and employment [...]
2011 Indonesian Law Review: Labour & Employment
January 5th, 2012 david Written by Indrawan D. Yuriutomo The major Indonesian labor law developments in 2011 included several high-profile employee strikes across the country and a Constitutional Court amendment to the Indonesian Manpower Law regarding the termination of employees. Strike Action Over the past 12 months, there have been a number of high-profile strikes, possibly as a result [...]
A Guide to Employment Law in Indonesia
October 31st, 2011 david Our blog series on labour and employment issues under Indonesian law is now complete. Richard Emmerson, who previously has provided an overview of the Indonesian labour framework, has now covered the following specific topics over the past 7 weeks: Terms & Conditions of Employment Employee Representation & Industrial Relations Discrimination Maternity & Family Leave Business [...]
Posted in Legal Updates Tags: Contracts, indonesia, Labour & Employment, Legal Services 3 Comments »A Guide to Indonesian Employment Law: Court Practice & Procedure
October 24th, 2011 david This is the last post of our 7-part blog series on labour and employment issues in Indonesia. Richard Emmerson has addressed a new topic each week, including Business Sales, Family and Maternity Leave, Discrimination, Employee Representation and Termination. COURT PRACTICE & PROCEDURE 1. Which courts or tribunals have jurisdiction to hear employment-related complaints and what [...]
A Guide to Indonesian Employment Law: Termination
October 17th, 2011 david This is the sixth part of our 7-part blog series on labour and employment issues in Indonesia. Richard Emmerson will address a new topic each week. Some of our previous posts have look at discrimination, business sales, employee representation and maternity & family leave. TERMINATION OF EMPLOYMENT 1. Do employees have to be given notice [...]
