National PHK (layoffs) Trend Increases Until July 2024

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Adi Ahdiat 06/09/2024 10:37 WIB

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Layoffs in Indonesia have increased from the beginning of the year until July 2024.

Number of Employees Laid Off in Indonesia per Month (January-July 2024)*

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Number of Employees Laid Off in Indonesia per Month (January-July 2024)*

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The trend of layoffs (PHK) in Indonesia has been increasing since the beginning of the year until July 2024.

This is evident from the report on *Laid-off Workers* released by the Ministry of Manpower (Kemnaker).

According to the report, in January 2024, the number of employees laid off nationwide was around 3,000.

Then in the following months, the number tended to increase, reaching approximately 10,000 layoffs in July 2024.

Cumulatively, from January to July 2024, there were 42,800 victims of layoffs in Indonesia. This is a 36% increase compared to the January-July period last year, which saw 31,500 layoffs.

During January-July 2024, the highest number of layoffs occurred in Central Java (32%), DKI Jakarta (17%), Banten (15%), and West Java (13%).

Layoffs in other provinces were fewer, accounting for 4% of the total national layoffs or less.

However, this figure may not represent the entirety of layoffs in Indonesia, as Kemnaker only records layoffs reported through the Manpower Service Information and Application System and/or industrial relations courts.

Editor : Adi Ahdiat

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