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Indonesia launches its Road Map for Care Economy for a more Gender Equal World of Work
The International Labour Organization (ILO) Office in Indonesia supports the Ministry of Women Empowerment and Child Protection in the development of a Road Map on Care Economy for a Transformative, fair and Equal World of Work in Indonesia.
Social experiment on care economy
Women work 100 hours per week but still consider unproductive: Magdalene-ILO Care work social experiment
What happens if you are paid to do care work that you usually do at home?
Care economy
Towards golden Indonesia with equality in care work
The ILO organizes an interactive discussion session examining the key findings of its workers' perception survey on care work, conducted in collaboration with KataData Insight Centre.
Indonesian Ministry of Manpower appreciates ILO technical assistances on various employment issues
The ILO Country Director for Indonesia and Timor-Leste and the Indonesian Minister of Manpower conducted a courtesy meeting in Jakarta to continue strengthening the collaboration between ILO and the Ministry of Manpower.
Care economy
Indonesian women are still obliged to quit their paid jobs due to caring responsibilities
The ILO is launching findings of its workers’ perception survey on care work. The survey is conducted to support the development process of Indonesia’s Road Map and National Action Plan on Care Economy.
Care economy
Quality, affordable childcare services are key to gender equality in labour market
The ILO continues to support the development of Indonesia’s Road Map and Action Plan on Care Economy by organizing the fourth stakeholder meeting with a focus on childcare services.
Indonesia identifies seven strategic issues for its Road Map and Action Plan on Care Economy
The ILO supports the development of Indonesia’s Road Map and Action Plan on Care Economy, led by the Ministry of Women’s Empowerment and Child Protection (KPPPA), through a series of consultative meetings.
World Day for Safety and Health at Work
Indonesian trade unions unite to promote safer working environment from digital violence and harassment
The ILO raises the awareness of Indonesian trade union confederations to be part of the actions to create workplaces that are free from violence and harassment, including online gender-based violence.
Indonesia to develop a road map on care economy
The ILO supports the collaborative efforts taken by the Government of Indonesia and its developmental partners to develop a road map on care economy to generate new jobs, promote equality and improve the country’s economic growth.
World Day for Safety and Health at Work
Indonesia to develop a five-year national OSH programme to better protect workers’ fundamental right
Indonesia with support from the ILO is now in the process of developing and formulating its OSH national programmes for better, resilient implementation of OSH culture in the country and to better implement OSH as the fundamental right at work.
Workers and employers to campaign labour rights and gender equality in palm oil and fish processing sectors
The ILO’s Workers Rights Project equips workers’ and employers’ organizations with communications skills to promote wider campaigns on labour rights and gender equality in the palm oil and fish processing sectors.
Indonesian labour actors to improve efforts preventing online gender-based violence at work
The ILO promotes awareness about online gender-based violence at work to its social partners for stronger joint collaboration and preventive actions and interventions.
Reaching out to young workers and youth through a radio campaign
The ILO organizes a series of radio talkshows on issues related to women, youth and work to commemorate the International Women’s Day.
It is time for Indonesia to invest in care leave and services
Investing in care leave and services improves women's participation in the workforce and ensures quality childcare. The ILO promotes transformative care work policies through social dialogues.
Women leadership
Women leaders at garment sector improve their leadership skills for better productivity
Hundreds of women leaders in garment sector have improved their leadership skills through the Supervisory Skills Training organized by Better Work Indonesia, a partnership programme of the ILO and International Finance Cooperation (IFC). The...
It can happen to anyone! A survey report on violence and harassment in the world of work in Indonesia 2022
This report, which documents the experiences, knowledge and responses of workers from various sectors and regions in Indonesia, is a form of the ILO's commitment in Indonesia to promote a safe world of work for all.
Workplace violence
10 important findings: Survey on violence and harassment in the world of work in Indonesia 2022
Of the total 1175 respondents. Experience of workers in Indonesia in the last 2 years (2020-22).
Gender-responsive labour inspection to promote workplace free from harassment
The Ministry of Manpower, with support from the ILO’s Improving Workers’ Rights in Indonesian Rural Sectors with a focus on Women Project, mainstreams gender responsive approach to its labour inspection system to prevent violence, harassment and...
Sunshine, sea… and skills in tourism: ILO supports women in northeastern Indonesia in sustainable tourism development
Indonesian employers renew its Guideline on Prevention and Handling Sexual Harassment at Workplace
The renewed Employers Guideline on Prevention and Handling the Sexual Harassment at Workplace, supported by the ILO, has incorporated the ILO Convention No. 190 and the key findings of ILO’s survey violence and harassment at work in Indonesia.