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Illegal Parking Attendants in Jakarta will Get Job Training

The Jakarta Provincial Government is taking persuasive steps to address the existence of illegal parking attendants in Jakarta. Job training will be given to those who are caught by the police.

The Nakertransgi Agency will collect data on the interests of illegal parking attendants

Jakarta Manpower, Transmigration, and Energy Agency (Nakertransgi) said he would conduct profiling of the results of data collection on illegal parking attendants initiated by Jakarta Transportation Agency regarding the fields of work they are interested in for participation in competency-based job training.

"The Nakertransgi Agency will collect data on the interests of illegal parking attendants regarding the fields of work they are interested in, then they can participate in training, both competency-based and independent worker or Jakpreneur training," expressed Jakarta Nakertransgi Agency Head, Hari Nugroho, Thursday (5/16).

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He asserted it would be intended for illegal parking attendants who have Jakarta ID cards. They will also be facilitated with information on job vacancies that they can register according to their abilities or competencies after attending job training

"We have to have a selection too, they don't necessarily have a Jakarta ID card," he stated.

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