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Indonesia

·     Tens of thousands of workers across Indonesia laid off because of COVID-19 outbreak (The Jakarta Post, 8 April 2020)

·     Covid-19 exposes flaws in Indonesia’s health insurance program (The Jakarta Post, 8 April 2020)

·     Indonesia COVID-19 Stimulus worth 2.5% GDP (The Jakarta Post, 7 April 2020)

·     Labor union to hold massive protest in Jakarta despite physical distancing measures (The Jakarta Post, 6 April 2020) 

·     Thousands laid off, forced to take unpaid leave in Jakarta as companies hit hard by COVID-19 (The Jakarta Post, 6 April 2020)

·     Indonesian unions demand factory shutdown (IndustriALL, 6 April 2020) 

·     Indonesia to issue Rp 450 trillion in 'pandemic bonds' to finance COVID-19 fight (The Jakarta Post, 6 April 2020)

·     Government’s measures on COVID-19 pandemic in Indonesia (KSBSI) (ITUC, 3 April 2020)

·     Indonesia announces Rp 405 trillion COVID-19 budget, anticipates 5% deficit in historic move (The Jakarta Post, 2 April 2020)

·     Jokowi declares COVID-19 health emergency, imposes large-scale social restrictions (The Jakarta Post, 2 April 2020) 

·     As media layoffs grow, industry pleads for urgent relief (The Jakarta Post, 2 April 2020) 

·     House starts deliberation of job creation bill as protesting unions forced to stay at home (The Jakarta Post, 2 April 2020) 

·     Workers demand COVID-19 lockdown coupled with wage subsides (BWI, 31 March 2020) 

·     Will Indonesia’s stimulus packages spur its COVID-19 affected economy? (East Asia Forum, 31 March 2020) 

·     Local Manufacturers Can Meet PPE, Medicine Demand During Pandemic (The Jakarta Globe, 30 March 2020) 

·     Medical workers in East Nusa Tenggara opt to stay in hospital amid gear shortage (The Jakarta Post, 30 March 2020) 

·     Battling COVID-19: Protecting frontline workers is key to containing contagion (The Jakarta Post, 30 March 2020) 

·     COVID-19: Govt partners with hotels to house medical workers (The Jakarta Post, 30 March 2020) 

·     House urged to stop controversial omnibus bill deliberation, prioritize COVID-19 (The Jakarta Post, 30 March 2020)

·     Textile factories face hurdles as they switch to producing medical gear (The Jakarta Post, 30 March 2020) 

·     House, labor unions call on govt., businesses to protect workers from COVID-19 (The Jakarta Post, 23 March 2020)