2.4. General conditions of employment
There are three types of employment regulated by the Employment Law: fixed period
employment, which requires a written contract in Bahasa Indonesia; indefinite period or
‘‘permanent’’ employment for which a written contract is not mandatory; and traditional
employment in the informal sector, which is essentially unregulated (Surowidjojo, 1999). A 3-
month probationary period applies to permanent appointments, and once this period has
expired, the termination of their employment is almost impossible; government approval is
needed (Surowidjojo, 1999).
The requirements on employers are onerous because the conditions of employment are
highly regulated (Surowidjojo, 1999). However, it might also be said that sympathy should not
be misplaced because workers are often required to work very long hours with little pay
(White, 1990).
2.4. General conditions of employmentThere are three types of employment regulated by the Employment Law: fixed periodemployment, which requires a written contract in Bahasa Indonesia; indefinite period or‘‘permanent’’ employment for which a written contract is not mandatory; and traditionalemployment in the informal sector, which is essentially unregulated (Surowidjojo, 1999). A 3-month probationary period applies to permanent appointments, and once this period hasexpired, the termination of their employment is almost impossible; government approval isneeded (Surowidjojo, 1999).The requirements on employers are onerous because the conditions of employment arehighly regulated (Surowidjojo, 1999). However, it might also be said that sympathy should notbe misplaced because workers are often required to work very long hours with little pay(White, 1990).
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