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Progress and potential: Improved working conditions in the apparel industry make workers’ lives better and businesses stronger

Progress and potential: Improved working conditions in the apparel industry make workers’ lives better and businesses stronger

An independent review of the Better Work programme shows significant gains in quality of life for workers in factories they advise, as well as enhanced productivity and profitability for those businesses involved.

Progress and potential: Indonesia

Progress and potential: Indonesia

Better Work Indonesia Business Forum 2016

Better Work Indonesia Business Forum 2016

More than 20 buyers and vendors participated in the Forum. This year annual forum was open to wider participation by upstream players such as vendors to support innovative solutions to labour standards challenges in their global supply chains.

Nurturing OSH experts, fostering safe and healthy workplace

Nurturing OSH experts, fostering safe and healthy workplace

The ILO in 2015 estimates that one accident case occurs at workplace for every 100,000 workers each day in Indonesia. Meanwhile, the Indonesian Social Security Providers (BPJS) reported that 50.089 occupational accidents cases were registered in...

Indonesia Baseline Report: Worker Perspectives from the Factory and Beyond

Indonesia Baseline Report: Worker Perspectives from the Factory and Beyond

Synthesizes worker survey results with country, regional and industry-specific trends. The purpose of this is to identify how Better Work Indonesia could affect workers’ lives inside and outside of the factory, and devise programme innovations...

Indonesia Business Forum

Indonesia Business Forum

The forum will highlight progress made by national actors in addressing the top labour issues affecting the garment sector and the common approaches being adopted to achieve greater impact.

Better Work Programme in Indonesia - Phase V
inside a garment factory in Indonesia

Better Work Programme in Indonesia - Phase V

The Project aims to improve working conditions and productivity in targeted employment-intensive sectors by improving compliance with international core labour standards and Indonesian labour law. In tandem, the project will promote productivity and...

Signing Ceremony of the Trade Unions and Employers’ Associations Joint Commitment and Tripartite Discussion on Common Efforts to Support...

Signing Ceremony of the Trade Unions and Employers’ Associations Joint Commitment and Tripartite Discussion on Common Efforts to Support...

The Indonesian garment and footwear sectors have been severely affected by the COVID-19 pandemic with a substantial number of factories facing permanent closure as a result of plunging domestic and export demand.

Symposium on Strategic Labour Law Compliance in Indonesia through the Labour Inspection System

Symposium on Strategic Labour Law Compliance in Indonesia through the Labour Inspection System

Given the range of national experience and innovation on labour inspection as well as private compliance, including in Indonesia, this proposed Symposium is an opportunity for the Indonesian Government together with its social partners to further...

Mainstreaming Gender Equality in the Collective Bargaining and the Commemoration of the International Women's Day 2018

Mainstreaming Gender Equality in the Collective Bargaining and the Commemoration of the International Women's Day 2018

There is a need to continue promoting effective collective bargaining in Indonesia. Collective bargaining should ensure that fair bargains are struck between the workers and employers to introduce more adaptable agreement that guarantee workers’...