This month's Labor Brief examines the economic policy package announced by the government on September 15, which aims to maintain purchasing power while strengthening social protection. One key focus is the provision of discounts on Work Accident Insurance (JKK) and Death Insurance (JKM) contributions for non-wage workers (BPU). This policy is seen positively as an initial step to attract informal workers to social security, although its financial impact is relatively small and does not yet address the issue of low unemployment rates.
BPU membership. The gap between formal and informal workers in access to protection remains an issue that requires attention. Furthermore, it is crucial to formulate more substantive strategies to increase literacy, enrollment incentives, and contribution sustainability so that vulnerable informal workers can be truly protected.

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