Indonesia's Ministry of Law and Human Rights and Coordinating Ministry for Economic Affairs have issued a joint announcement requiring limited liability companies (PTs) that were established or expanded their lines of business under the 2015 Standard Classification of Indonesian Business Fields (KBLI) to amend their recorded line or lines of business in accordance with the 2017 KBLI.

SSEK looks at the new Indonesian Ministry of Law and Human Rights regulation that sets out the procedures to obtain permits for foreign workers.

Denny Rahmansyah and Saprita Tahir examine the legal obligations in Indonesian to ensure that personal data is processed properly.

SSEK's Denny Rahmansyah looks at licensing requirements in the Indonesian construction and projects sector.

Fahrul S. Yusuf, the head of SSEK's labor and employment practice, looks at fixed- and indefinite-term employment agreements in Indonesia.

SSEK's Dyah Soewito and Stephen Igor Warokka look at the Indonesian Shipping Law, ship arrests and security for maritime claims. 

Please find the latest Global Client Newsletter from the Employment Law Alliance (ELA), which includes an article from SSEK on a new Indonesian manpower regulation that changes the rules for foreign workers.

There are laws in a number of specific areas in Indonesia that deal indirectly with data privacy. These areas include employment and the health, financial and telecommunications sectors.