Publications

2012

1. Measuring decent work in Indonesia - the decent work country profile at a glance

   25 May 2012

   This summary is part of an ILO and European Commission project in nine countries "Monitoring and Assessing Progress on Decent Work (MAP)" to support better measurement of decent work in developing and transition countries.

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   Youth voices from Asia and the Pacific

   18 May 2012

   Between December 2011 and May 2012, the ILO has consulted young people from around the globe to gather their inputs to an International Youth Forum in Geneva, ahead of the 101st International Labour Conference for which a key focus is youth employment. As part of this global process, 13 national youth employment consultation events took place in Asia and the Pacific. This report summarises the key messages brought by young people and policy makers.

3. Local investments for climate change adaptation: Green Jobs through green works

   09 April 2012

   Efforts to mitigate climate change and its impact should be inclusive of poor communities and help them to adapt to the new living and working conditions. Communities can use local resource-based strategies to reduce the impact of development on the climate.

4. Bersama Bisa "Together It's Possible": 10 years of work on youth employment in Indonesia

   26 March 2012

   For ten years… the ILO and its partners have worked together to help Indonesia’s young people get ready for the world of work. This is the story of how the ILO and the partnership of government, employers and trade unions and donors did it.

5. Labour and social trends in Indonesia 2011: Promoting job-rich growth in provinces

   22 March 2012

   The fourth issue of the Labour and Social Trends in Indonesia focuses on employment growth in provinces. Indonesia has maintained positive economic growth for over a decade and this trend is forecasted to continue with acceleration in economic expansion. It is obvious that bright opportunities lie ahead of Indonesia.

6. Indonesia: An enabling environment for sustainable enterprises (EESE) assessment and a survey on workers’ perceptions

   12 March 2012

   Employment Sector - Employment Report No. 16

7. ILO Jakarta newsletter, March 2012

   08 March 2012

   Illustrates the broad range of programmes and activities of the ILO in Indonesia, many of which are directly relevant to the national social and economic goals of the Government.

2011

1. Social protection floor for a fair and inclusive globalization: executive summary

   15 December 2011

   This report shows how social protection can play a pivotal role in relieving people of the fear of poverty and deprivation, delivering on the promises of the universal Declaration of Human Rights. The extension of social protection, drawing on basic social floors, is a missing piece in a fairer and inclusive globalization.

2. Overview of major social security legislation

   15 December 2011

   The provision of social security for various sectors and categories of the population, and the types of benefits offered, are governed by various laws, government regulations and ministerial regulations and decrees. The major legislation is described here.

3. Social protection assessment-based national dialogue in Indonesia

   15 December 2011

   The Social Protection Floor (SPF) is a basic set of rights and transfers that enables and empowers all members of a society to access a minimum of goods and services at all times.

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   Convention 189 & Recommendation 201 at a glance

   15 December 2011

   This brochure presents the provisions of the Domestic Workers Convention No. 189 and Recommendation No. 201. These new standards, adopted in June 2011, are a strong recognition of the economic and social value of domestic work and a call for action to address the existing exclusions of domestic workers from labour and social protection. Given that most domestic workers are women, the new standards are an important step to advance gender equality in the world of work and ensure women’s equal rights and protection under the law.

5. Brochure of Green Jobs in Asia project

   07 December 2011

   The brochure for the Green Jobs in Asia project outlines the objectives, strategy and components of this technical cooperation initiative. The project aims to assist five Asian countries in shifting to a low-carbon, environmentally friendly and climate resilient economy that helps accelerate the jobs recovery, reduce social gaps, support development goals and realize decent work.

6. Employment dimension of trade liberalization with China: analysis of the case of Indonesia with dynamic social accounting matrix

   01 December 2011

   The ASEAN – China FTA raises concerns regarding its employment impact in Indonesia. The loss of millions of jobs has been predicted as a consequence of the final liberalization round, though few studies on ACFTA consider employment explicitly.

7. Factsheet on access to health care benefit for people living with HIV in Indonesia

   01 December 2011

   People living with HIV (PLHIV) in Indonesia are often employed by micro and small businesses in the informal economy and depend on these to sustain themselves and their families. As a result, they are not protected by social security system and lack of access to proper health care and benefit.

8. Building a future with decent work: the historic year for the ILO and Indonesia

   25 November 2011

   ILO Special Edition on 100th Session of the International Labour Conference

9. Reducing Poverty and Building Peace for a better Maluku

   21 November 2011

   Special edition on ILO/UNIDO Pelagandong Project

10. Decent Work Country Profile - Indonesia

    11 November 2011

11. Financial education for families: trainer’s manual

    01 November 2011

    This Financial Education training manual is based on a 2006 adaptation for families of working children in Cambodia by two ILO projects: Women’s Entrepreneurship Development and Gender Equality (WEDGE) and the Time Bound Programme on the Elimination of the Worst Forms of Child Labour (IPEC). The original materials were developed by the Financial Education for the Poor Project, supported by Microfinance Opportunities, Citigroup and Freedom from Hunger. This edition was further adapted in 2011 to represent the context of Indonesia.

12. Factsheet on labour inspection in Indonesia

    01 November 2011

    Factsheet on labour inspection in Indonesia and the role and support of the ILO in strengthening labour inspection services.

13. Employment trends in Indonesia over 1996-2009: Casualization of the labour market during an era of crises, reforms and recovery

    27 October 2011

    Employment Working Paper No. 99