Growth of Semarang City's Minimum Wage, 2016-2025

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Akbar Ridwan 17/07/2025 16:32 WIB

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Semarang City's minimum wage grew from Rp1.91 million in 2016 to Rp3.45 million in 2025.

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Semarang City Minimum Wage (2016-2025)

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The Semarang City minimum county/municipal wage (UMK) has steadily increased over the past few years.

According to data from the Central Java Statistics Agency (BPS), the Semarang City UMK in 2016 was only Rp1.91 million. Since then, it has gradually risen to Rp3.45 million in 2025.

This latest Semarang UMK was established through the Decree of the Governor of Central Java Number 561/45 Year 2024.

In 2025, Semarang City also has a minimum sectoral city wage (UMSK) with the following details:

Prefabricated Civil Building Construction (KBLI 42930) and Construction Equipment Rental with Operators (KBLI 43905): Rp3.63 million
Four-wheeled or more Motor Vehicle Spare Parts and Accessories Industry (KBLI 29300), Ready-to-Wear Textile Garment Industry (KBLI 14111), Plastic Packaging Goods Industry (KBLI 22220), Sheet Plastic Goods Industry (KBLI 22291), Sports Shoe Industry (KBLI 15202), and Industrial/Field Use Technical Shoe Industry (KBLI 15203): Rp3.54 million
White Cigarettes Industry (KBLI 12012) and Other Cigarettes Industry (KBLI 12019): Rp3.47 million

"With this determination, it is hoped that it can improve the welfare of workers in Semarang City," said the Semarang City Manpower Office in a press release (January 3, 2025).

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