Palembang, The Indonesia Post – Good news for Non-ASN employees who participated in the PPPK (Government Employee with Work Agreement) selection stages I and II but did not obtain a placement. The Governor of South Sumatra, H. Herman Deru, has submitted a recommendation proposal to the National Civil Service Agency (BKN) and the Ministry of State Apparatus Empowerment and Bureaucratic Reform (KemenPAN-RB) for the appointment of 6,120 part-time PPPK positions.
This proposal is outlined in letter number 800/10555/BKD.I/2025, which was officially signed by Governor Herman Deru. Head of the Regional Civil Service Agency (BKD) of South Sumatra, H. Ismail Fahmi, confirmed the submission.
“It is true that the recommendation letter for part-time PPPK has been signed by the Governor,” said Ismail.
The breakdown of Non-ASN employees who participated in the selection but have not yet received a placement is as follows:
- Healthcare Workers: 2 people
- Technical Staff: 3,615 people
- Reserved Positions: 378 people
- Teachers: 2,125 people
Previously, during an audience session with Non-ASN employees at the Regional Secretary’s Guest Room, South Sumatra’s Regional Secretary Edward Candra emphasized that the provincial government is serious about finding solutions.
“Regarding the PPPK issue, we have already submitted letters to BKN and KemenPAN, including inquiries about part-time PPPK and 900 vacant formations. For now, we are still waiting for regulations and technical instructions from the central government,” he explained.
Edward further assured that the provincial government is not standing idle in addressing the concerns of honorary workers.
“Mr. Governor continues to push and support this matter. We have followed all the rules: no new honorary hires, participation in PPPK selection, and formational optimization,” he stressed. (mhn/ril)
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