4,000 Companies Have Not Programmed BPJS
Reported by Jhon Syah Putra Kaban | Translated by Nugroho Adibrata
Jakarta Provincial Government threatened not to issue a permit document against companies that have not registered their employees in the Social Security Management Agency (BPJS).
the company's licensing documents should not be issued as sanctions
City Secretary, Saefullah disclosed that 4,000 companies have yet to register their employees to the BPJS.
"It has been mandated by law. Each company must obey to provide health care for their employees. Otherwise, the company's licensing documents should not be issued as sanctions," he said, during the agreement between Jakarta government with BPJS, at City Hall Tuesday (5/10).
City & BPJS Kesehatan Cooperate for Premium PaymentsAccording to him, there is no reason for those companies. Moreover, health insurance premiums that should be paid is only Rp 23 thousand per person.
"This is already an obligation," he asserted.
