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42,000 Indonesian Workers Laid Off in the First Half of 2025: Here's the Trend
Data from the Indonesian Ministry of Manpower shows that 42,385 employees in Indonesia experienced layoffs during the first half of 2025. The highest wave of layoffs occurred in February.
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