Setting Up a Company

Types of Companies and Capital (Max/Min)	Number of Partners/Shareholders and Liability
A Perseroan Terbatas is a Private Limited Company. Minimum IDR 50 million	Minimum 2 shareholders. Liability is limited to the amount contributed.
Public Corporation Minimum IDR 50 million	Minimum 2 shareholders. Liability is limited to the amount contributed.
A Partnership No minimum	Minimum 2 shareholders. Unlimited Liability

The Competent Organization: To create a Perseroan Terbatas (PT), the competent organization is the Bureau for the coordination of investments ((BKPM). To create a Representative Office, the competent organization may be, according to the sector of activity, the Ministry of Commerce, the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Public Works, or the Bureau for the coordination of investments.

Source: Doing Business.

Business Setup Procedures: Consult Doing Business Website, to know about procedures to start a Business in Indonesia.
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Working Conditions

Legal Weekly Duration: The legal duration of work is 7 hours a day and 40 hours a week for 6 working days in a week, or 8 hours a day and 40 hours a week for 5 working days in a week.
Retirement Age: 55
Working Contracts: The work contract is essentially governed by the law and to a lesser extent by individual negotiation and collective agreements. Hiring conditions are strict and the formality of the work contract is rather rigid.
There are two types of contracts: fixed term and open-ended.

Minimum Wage: The minimum wage is fixed by decree by the different provincial governors. It varies according to the provinces and the districts, and according to the sector concerned. The average minimum wage is 673,300 Rp/month.
Average Wage: Average monthly gross earnings in Indonesia is IDR 1,199,187 (USD 118).
Social contributions: Social Security Contributions Paid By Employers: 7.24% to 11.74%.
Social Security Contributions Paid By Employees: 2%

Social Dialogue and Involvement of Social Partners: We can mention the ASPEK Indonesia union.
Unions: Trade union congress of Indonesian workers (KSPI)
National Front for the Indonesian workers' struggle (FNPBI)
Unionization Rate: Less than 4% of the active population (formal and informal sectors) and 14% of the active population (formal sector).
Labor Regulation Bodies: National Portal of Indonesia with information about work market and regulations

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