Indonesia and Malaysia have signed a mutual agreement aimed at improving the conditions and management of domestic workers between the two countries.
Indonesia and Malaysia have entered into a mutual agreement focusing on the regulation and protection of domestic workers employed across their borders. This agreement aims to enhance cooperation in managing the domestic workforce, ensuring better working conditions, legal protections, and dispute resolution mechanisms. Both governments intend to monitor the implementation closely to secure the welfare of migrant domestic workers and promote fair employment practices. While Indonesia primarily focuses on the welfare of its overseas workers in multiple countries, this specific agreement with Malaysia marks a significant step in bilateral labor relations. Official announcements from Indonesian labor authorities highlight the importance of such agreements in minimizing exploitation risks and improving bilateral cooperation on labor issues. There have been no official mentions regarding agreements directly involving Greece in this specific context.
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