Jakarta Opens 2,843 Jobs with Minimum Wage Pay, Requires Only Local ID
Translated from Indonesian, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- The DKI Jakarta Provincial Government will open 2,843 job openings for labor-intensive programs.
- These positions offer a salary equivalent to the provincial minimum wage (UMP) of Rp 5,729,876.
- The program is intended as a social safety net for Jakarta residents impacted by economic pressures and will initially run for three months.
The DKI Jakarta Provincial Government is set to launch a labor-intensive employment program, offering 2,843 job openings for residents. These positions will provide a salary equivalent to the provincial minimum wage (UMP) of Jakarta, which is Rp 5,729,876.
The main requirement is only having a Jakarta ID card. This is the sole requirement emphasized by the Governor to ensure this program becomes a social cushion for Jakarta residents affected by economic pressure.
According to Staf Khusus Gubernur DKI Jakarta (Special Staff to the Governor of DKI Jakarta), Chico Hakim, the primary requirement for applicants is to possess a Jakarta ID card (KTP DKI Jakarta). This singular criterion is emphasized by the Governor to ensure the program serves as a crucial social support system for Jakarta residents facing economic hardship.
The program is designed to provide temporary employment for three months, after which the provincial government will conduct an evaluation to determine the possibility of extension based on field needs. While specific job details are still being finalized by the relevant agencies, Chico Hakim indicated that labor-intensive work typically includes physical tasks and support activities such as environmental cleaning, area arrangement, and minor infrastructure repairs across various parts of Jakarta.
Labor-intensive work usually includes physical jobs and support activities such as environmental cleaning, area arrangement, minor infrastructure repairs, and similar activities in various parts of Jakarta.
Governor of DKI Jakarta, Pramono Anung, stated that the decision to implement this program was made during a plenary meeting on Thursday (4/6/2026) to anticipate and mitigate the economic pressures affecting Jakarta's residents. The initiative aims to create employment opportunities within the city, with the labor-intensive scheme specifically designed to absorb approximately 2,843 workers.
So that people can work, and we are opening approximately 2,843 job vacancies.
Originally published by Republika in Indonesian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.