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Sandiaga Tampung Aspirasi KSPI dan Relawan

Sandiaga Collects Aspirations of KSPI and Jamkeswatch

Jakarta Deputy Governor, Sandiaga Uno held an audience to absorb the aspirations of the Confederation of Indonesian Workers Union (KSPI) and Watch Health Insurance (Jamkeswatch).

This is our commitment to ensure health services in Jakarta is the best

The aspirations submitted by the KSPI were focused on the proposed increase in Provincial Minimum Wage (UMP). Meanwhile, Jamkeswatch wanted the optimization of health services for the poor people.

After listening the aspirations, he then asked the Head of Jakarta Health Dept. for all hospitals in Jakarta in cooperation with BPJS Kesehatan.

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"This is our commitment to ensure health services in Jakarta is the best. 100 percent of hospitals should cooperate with BPJS Kesehatan," he stated, at Jakarta City Hall, Wednesday (10/18).

Related with the increase in next year's UMP proposal, it will be accommodated first through further discussion.

"We'll try do our best to realize it," he stressed.

In the meantime, KSPI Chairperson uttered the cost of living in the city is expensive.

"We wants the establishment of the UMP according to the recommendation of the Wage Council which consists of government, workers and employers to be based on a decent living needs (KHL) survey," he closed.

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