Jakarta Sets UMSP 2025, Here are the Details!
Reported by Folmer | Translated by Nugroho Adibrata
The Jakarta administration has officially set the Jakarta Provincial Sectoral Minimum Wage (UMSP) 2025. It is stated in Governor's Decree Number 832/2024 on UMSP signed by Acting Jakarta Governor, Teguh Setyabudi.
This is a joint effort to maintain the city's economy
Jakarta Manpower, Transmigration and Energy Agency (Nakertransgi) Head, Hari Nugroho explained the decision was taken based on the recommendation of the Jakarta Wage Council which had agreed on certain sectors and the amount of Jakarta UMSP 2025.
It is also following the provisions of Manpower Minister Regulation No. 16/2024 on Determination of UMP 2025.
Up 6.5 Percent, City's 2025 UMP Set at Rp 5,396,761"This is a joint effort to maintain the city's economy. Based on Jakarta Wage Council's agreement, the amount of UMSP 2025 refers to the Indonesian Standard Classification of Industrial Fields (KBLI), consisting of 3 sectors and 18 sub-sectors, ranging from the processing industry to financial services," he expressed, Monday (12/16).
Here are the details of UMSP 2025 amount based on sectors and sub-sectors:
A. Processing Industry
1. Weaving Industry (Export and Non-MSME): Rp 5,531,680
2. Knitted Apparel Industry (Export and Non-MSME): Rp 5,531,680
3. Apparel Industry from Textiles and Equipment (Export and Non-MSME): Rp 5,531,680
4. Footwear Industry for Daily Use (Export and Non-MSME): Rp 5,531,680
5. Organic Basic Chemical Industry with Production: Sulfuric Acid (Sulfuric Acid), Oleum, Sodium Silicate (Water Glass), Aluminum Sulfate, and Fatty Acid: Rp 5,504,696
6. Other Organic Basic Chemical Industry: Rp 5,504,696
7. Inorganic Basic Chemical Industry Industrial Gas with Production: Argon, Oxygen, Nitrogen, Hydrogen, Acetylene, and Carbon Dioxide: Rp 5,504,696
8. Soap and Household Cleaning Materials Industry Including Toothpaste: Rp 5,504,696
9. Glue Industry: Rp 5,504,696
10. Dye/Pigment, Paint, Ink, Coloring Agents, and Similar Industries: Rp 5,504,696
11. Plastic Pipe and Hose Industry with Production: PVC Pipe, PVC Plastic Hose, and PP Plastic Hose: Rp 5,504,696
12. Glass Packaging Industry: Rp. 5,504,696
13. Cement and Lime Products Industry for Construction: Concrete Poles and Bearings, Cement Mix (Ready Mix): Rp 5,504,696
14. Sheet Glass Industry: Rp 5,504,696
15. Safety Glass: Rp 5,504,696
15. Industri Kaca Pengaman: Rp 5.504.696
B. Provision of Accommodation and Food/Drinks
1. Hotel Services (4 and 5 Stars): Rp 5,531,680
C. Financial Service
1. General Banks (Foreign Exchange and Non-Foreign Exchange) with assets above 1 trillion and Non-MSMEs: Rp 5,531,680
2. Sharia Banks with assets above 1 trillion and Non-MSME: Rp 5,531,680
"This minimum wage increase is in line with the Jakarta administration's commitment to maintaining workers' purchasing power and business competitiveness. With this agreed amount, hopefully, it can be accepted by all parties while supporting the realization of Jakarta as a global city," he explained.
Aside that, the Jakarta administration urged employers of their obligation to prepare a wage structure and scale in the company as a guideline for workers/laborers with a work period of one year or more.
The Jakarta administration would supervise and impose sanctions on entrepreneurs who did not comply with these obligations.
They also continued to provide policies to improve workers' welfare on a non-wage basis, and policies in a bid to improve workers' welfare from the non-wage side. This policy is given to workers/laborers who own the Jakarta Worker Card (KPJ) who have met certain criteria, namely having a Jakarta ID Card (KTP) with a maximum salary of 1.15 times the UMP, as well as other criteria following laws and regulations. KPJ recipients will receive assistance in the form of transportation services, provision of cheap food, JakGrosir membership, and personal education costs.
