11th Indonesia Business Risk Seminar [Ended]
Thank you very much for your continued support.
We will once again be holding the "11th Indonesia Business Risk Seminar" online.
Please take this opportunity to participate as we will explain Indonesia's political and economic situation, business risks, and the latest legal and labor topics in an easy-to-understand manner. In addition to the political and economic issues of the second Joko Widodo administration amidst the coronavirus pandemic, this seminar will cover a wealth of content, including the Employment Creation (Omnibus) Law, its related laws and regulations, Indonesian language labeling, the continued requirement for foreign sales companies to use domestically owned agents and distributors, and the risks inherent in legal understanding and operation in the labor field. At this seminar, please obtain a wide range of the latest legal and labor information.
| date and time | 2022October 6, year (Wood) 14:00 PM -16:30 PM (Indonesia time) |
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| Lecturer | Shigeki Yanagita PT. Phoenix Strategy Indonesia Director Yuki Takaoka PT. Phoenix Strategy Indonesia Labor Advisor |
| participation fee | 777,000Rupiah (tax included) |
| deadline | 2022September 30 (gold) |
[Seminar content]
Part 1 Indonesia Business Risk
1. The Joko administration has entered its final stages (politics, economy, etc.)
2. Fundamental business risks
3. Barriers to market entry and a weak economy
4. Issues surrounding business
5. Compliance risks
6. Company operational risks
7. Business partner risks
8. Risk of labor-management issues
9. infrastructure risk
10. Internal fraud risk
11. Risks related to contract conclusion
Part 2: Recent legal and labor topics
1. Employment Creation (Omnibus) Act Enforcement Regulations
2. The employment creation law was ruled unconstitutional
3. BKPM Decree on Risk-Based Business Permits and Incentives Guidelines and Procedures
4. BKPM Ordinance on Risk-Based Business Licensing Supervision
5. Abolition of certification at overseas diplomatic establishments
6. Indonesian label display
7. Continued obligation for foreign sales companies to use domestic agents/sales outlets
8. Sale and transfer of remaining raw materials and auxiliary materials
9. Exemption from affixing revenue stamps
10. Revised Minister of Labor Ordinance on Change of BPJS Old Age Security Payment Timing
11. Summary of employment types and points to consider
12. Wage setting and operation
13. Key points of internal regulations
14. Penalties & risks of termination of employment relationship
Please note that some contents may change depending on future trends.
If you would like to participate, please fill out the application form on the website below and apply.
