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Indonesian workers reiterated below the minimum wage in 2014 had increased by 50%. The increase in pay to answer the impact of rising fuel prices have resulted in the purchasing power dropped by 30%. Not to mention that due to inflation, which is believed to be relatively high this year.
"Indonesia's economic growth is also being improved, it has become a natural thing if wages rise 50 percent next year," said President FSPMI / KSPI Said Iqbal in Organizational Consolidation Meeting agenda FSPMI today.
"We have to go all out to fight for wages. Because wages are the only reward for labor. Consolation for weary workers after a month working hard on these companies, "he said.
To fight for the demands of the 50% wage increase, FSPMI together with other unions preparing a large-scale action throughout Indonesia. "Therefore the consolidation meeting us this time very seriously and has significance," said Iqbal.
Indonesian workers will form an alliance in the industrial areas. Included will reactivate Social Security Action Committee (KAJS). "
"We're going to move back. Do not just stop in the discussions in this room. The only way to ensure wages rose 50 per cent is with massive action throughout Indonesia, "said Iqbal
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