New regulations permit Indonesian overseas workers to engage in two jobs simultaneously, potentially enhancing their income opportunities abroad.
According to recent reports on Y-Axis Overseas Careers, Indonesian migrant workers have been granted the possibility to work in two jobs simultaneously when employed overseas. This development marks a change in the regulations governing Indonesian overseas employment, aiming to provide workers with greater flexibility and possibly higher income by allowing dual employment. However, official communications from Indonesian embassies or labor ministries responsible for overseas workers have not been explicitly noted in the available sources. The policy could impact Indonesians working in various countries, including Greece, where migrant labor is significant in sectors like domestic work, hospitality, and others. It is advisable for Indonesian overseas workers and potential employers to seek official confirmation and guidance from relevant governmental bodies before proceeding under this new framework, to ensure compliance with all applicable laws and labor standards.
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