Palembang, The Indonesia Post – Commission V of the Legislative Council (DPRD) of South Sumatra Province (South Sumatra) oversees the aspirations of the DPD of the Confederation of All-Indonesian Workers Unions (KSPSI) of South Sumatra to the Indonesian House of Representatives in Jakarta, Tuesday (5/4).
Previously, following up on the action on March 23, 2022, at the South Sumatra DPRD, the South Sumatran KSPSI DPD expressed their aspirations regarding labor and labor issues.
Together with Commission V DPRD of the Province of South Sumatra led by Deputy Chairman of Commission V DPRD of South Sumatra Mgs H Syaiful Padli (PKS faction), Fatra Radejayansyah (Golkar faction) and Prima Salam (Gerindra faction) finally got in touch with the PKS faction of the DPR RI and met members of Commission IX of the DPR. The Republic of Indonesia in charge of Manpower, namely Alifudin and member of the Indonesian House of Representatives Commission X from the South Sumatra electoral district, Mustafa Kamal, SS.
The South Sumatra KSPSI DPD party conveyed the demands from workers that the Indonesian House of Representatives and the government cancel Law No. 11 of 2020 concerning Job Creation, which is clearly very detrimental to workers/laborers.
Then the presence of this job creation law has degraded the rights and interests of workers as regulated in the previous labor laws and regulations.
“Furthermore, the second demand is that we reject the revision of Law Number 12 of 2011 concerning the formation of laws and regulations which are allegedly intended to legitimize the CIKER Law,” said Cecep Wahyudin, who is the Deputy Secretary of the South Sumatra KSPSI DPD who is also the Secretary of the South Sumatran PD FSPPP.
Likewise, Sopan Sofyan as deputy chairman of PD FSP RTMM SPSI Sumsem as well as Treasurer of DPD KSPSI Sumsel added that in the formation of Law No. 11 of 2020 concerning Job Creation, it was indicated that it violated constitutional rights and had ignored the basic values of the formation of laws and regulations.
As well as violating the procedures for writing formats, and too many changes after being approved.
Then there was the violation as decided by the Constitutional Court No. 91/PUU/XVIII/2020 and declared conditionally unconstitutional.
“Therefore, we from the South Sumatra KSPSI represent more than 74,000 trade union members throughout South Sumatra with Ketum DR.IR. Jumhur Hidayat firmly asking the DPR RI to fulfill all of our demands,” said Sofyan.
Meanwhile, member of Commission IX of the DPR RI from the PKS Faction) H. Alifudin said he would follow up on the aspirations of the South Sumatra KSPSI.
“Agreeing with the workers, the PKS party has also from the start expressed its stance against the Omnibuslaw Law,” he said.
The same thing was conveyed by a member of the Indonesian House of Representatives Commission X for the South Sumatra Electoral District, H. Mustafa Kamal, ensuring that the PKS faction will continue to fight for the welfare of the workers/community.
Finally, the Deputy Chairman of Commission V of the South Sumatra DPRD, Mgs Syaiful Fadli, ST, expressed his gratitude to the All-Indonesian Workers Union, especially KSPSI South Sumatra, which has always been critical in fighting for the rights and interests of workers in South Sumatra in particular and in Indonesia in general. (ojn/bbs/ril)
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