Frequent Demonstrations In Indonesia Impede Investment And Expansion Of Footwear Industry

Recent demonstrations of sabotage by workers have hindered Indonesia's efforts in Indonesia.

Investment and expansion.

Hal Jan do, chairman of the Indonesian Footwear Association (Haryanto), said on Sunday in Ya Jing: "we regret that labor demonstrations have forced our factory workers to participate in demonstrations, production is forced to stop production, search and destroy operations."

He continued that the demonstrations of labour sabotage affected some of them.

Interest in building factories and investors expanding their businesses.

"There are 5-6 entrepreneurs who have landed on land to delay the plan to build factories in Denmark," Hal Jan do said.

He is also a sports shoe dealer who admits to temporarily expand his shoe factory because of the current labor climate.

He said that in fact, the investment of one hundred million dollars can absorb 10 thousand jobs.

Therefore, if the government believes that the footwear industry is a densely labourable industry and can absorb large labor force and can help fight unemployment and help the poor, we hope that the government will immediately and resolutely curb the labour demonstrations of the stateless action.

"Our demands are simple," he said. "All we need is three advance pay raises, legal determination and no factory workers in search."

The workers in the factory will also affect the export of shoes and stop production. They can lose more than 5 billion shields a day. Moreover, he expected that shoes and socks, which are equivalent to 5 billion US dollars for export to the client country, may be taken off as they were last year's 3 billion 500 million dollars.

"Foreign customers generally go to China, Vietnam and China," he said.

Lots of shoes.

If we do not add to the suppression of stateless demonstrations, I am afraid customers will no longer give us orders.

Anton.S and Hendrik (Hendrik.S) emphasized that labor demonstrations, especially the search and demonstrations around the West and Danton, have obstructed the peace of workers and workers who really want to work.

"The government and law enforcement officers must resolutely punish those demonstrators who destroy factory assets and conduct searches, especially on the determination of the law and the sense of ease of work in dense labor factories".