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 accordingly.

Surveys were conducted in 42 factories between September 2011 and February 2012. A total of 918 workers participated in the surveys using the Audio Computer Assisted Self Intervie (ACASI) procedure, whereby workers responded to audio-narrated questions adapted to the local language, using a tablet. These surveys covered a broad range of topics in categories including occupational safety and health, workplace systems and relations, compensation, and worker health and well-being.

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

Better Work Programme in Indonesia - Phase V