Legal Update No.3, 2012 : The Approval of Postponement for the 2012 Minimum Wage

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The Provincial Governor of Banten Regulation No. 561.2/Kep.357-Huk/ of 2012, which was signed on 25 April 2012, regulates the Approval of Postponement for the 2012 Minimum Wage. Click here.

The regulation stipulates approval of postponement for factories in Banten Province, specifically in Tangerang City and Tangerang District, to apply the Provincial Governor of Banten Regulation No. 561/Kep.2-Huk/2012, with the postponement backdated to January 2012.

The attachment of the regulation presents the following:

One factory receives approval to use the Provincial Governor of Banten Regulation No. 561/Kep.783-Huk/2010 about amendment on the Provincial Governor of Banten Regulation No. 561/kep.679-Huk/2010 for the 2011 Tangerang City Minimum Wage.
One factory receives approval to use the Provincial Governor of Banten Regulation No. No 561/kep.784-Huk/2010 about amendment on the Provincial Governor of Banten Regulation No. 561/Kep.680-Huk/2010 for the 2011 South Tangerang City Minimum Wage.
Eleven factories receive approval to use the Provincial Governor of Banten Regulation No. 561/Kep.886-Huk/2011.
Twenty-two factories receive approval to use the Provincial Governor of Banten Regulation No. 561/Kep.1-Huk/2012.

The length of the approval varies from two months to 12 months.

Table 1: The Provincial Governor of Banten Regulation for the 2011 Minimum Wage

	2011 Minimum Wage	2011 Minimum Wage (after amendment )
Tangerang District (Kabupaten Tangerang)	The Provincial Governor of Banten Regulation No. 561/Kep.678-Huk /2010	The Provincial Governor of Banten Regulation No 561/Kep.782-Huk/2010
Tangerang District (Kabupaten Tangerang)	IDR 1,243,000	IDR 1,285,000
Tangerang City (Kota Tangerang)	The Provincial Governor of Banten Regulation No. 561/Kep.679-Huk/2010	The Provincial Governor of Banten Regulation No. 561/Kep.783-Huk/2010
Tangerang City (Kota Tangerang)	IDR 1,250,000	IDR 1,290,000
South Tangerang City (Kota Tangerang Selatan)	The Provincial Governor of Banten Regulation No. 561/Kep.680-Huk/2010	The Provincial Governor of Banten Regulation No. 561/Kep.784-Huk/2010
South Tangerang City (Kota Tangerang Selatan)	IDR 1,245,000	IDR 1,290,000

Table 2: The Provincial Governor of Banten Regulation for the 2012 Minimum Wage

	The Provincial Governor of Banten Regulation No. 561/Kep.886-Huk/2011.	The Provincial Governor of Banten Regulation No. 561/Kep.1-Huk/2012.	The Provincial Governor of Banten Regulation No. 561/Kep.2-Huk/2012.
Tangerang District (Kabupaten Tangerang)	IDR 1,379,000	IDR 1,527,150	IDR 1,682,065 (for garment industry)
Tangerang City *(Kota Tangerang)*	IDR 1,381,000	IDR 1,529,150	IDR 1,682,065 (for garment industry)

Legal Update No.3, 2012 : The Approval of Postponement for the 2012 Minimum Wage

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