North Sumatra's Provincial Minimum Wage to Increase by Rp236 Thousand in 2026

Nabilah Muhamad 23/12/2025 13:18 WIB

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The North Sumatra Provincial Government officially increased the Provincial Minimum Wage (UMP) in its region to IDR 3,228,971 for 2026. This amount increased by IDR 236,412, or rose by 7.9% from the 2

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The Governor of North Sumatra (Sumut), Bobby Afif Nasution, has set the provincial minimum wage (UMP) in his region at IDR 3,228,971 for 2026.

This figure represents an increase of IDR 236,412, or 7.9%, from the 2025 UMP of IDR 2,992,559.

"This 7.9% increase is in line with the calculations made," said Bobby, as reported by the North Sumatra Communication and Information Agency's website on Friday (19/12/2025).

Following this determination, Bobby requested all regency/city governments in North Sumatra to adjust to the determined wage increase.

"This policy is also expected to strengthen the welfare of workers in North Sumatra," he added.

In addition, Bobby also instructed the Acting Provincial Secretary (Sekdaprov) of North Sumatra, Sulaiman Harahap, to conduct labor supervision in the region.

This is because currently, there are only 35 Civil Servant Investigators (PPNS) in North Sumatra Province, while thousands of industries need to be supervised.

"So that they can work to ensure that provincial government policies, such as the UMP, are implemented effectively on the ground," said Bobby.

Editor : Erlina Fury Santika

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