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Gajimu held its first Public Discussion, 'Transparency of Working Conditions for Improving Workers' Welfare (Garment, Textile and Footwear Sector)', on 18 September. It was attended by workers and representatives from trade unions, factory managements, NGOs, brands, the Ministry of Manpower and mass media.
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697 – Online surveys
1.591 – Offline/face-to-face surveys
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Interviewer of the Month
Pak Kustandi from TSK SPSI AGN is this month's best interviewer. Kustandi has been a great help to Gajimu team in conducting surveys in Bandung and Cimahi region in early August 2019. With his spry and attentive attitude, he also helps us to coordinate with the Ministry of Manpower and the Textile Employer Association. Kustandi is a typical worker with high integrity and loyalty, including when working with Gajimu. Thank you, Pak Kustandi.
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Awards for Best Factories and Interviewer
Coinciding with the Gajimu Public Discussion on 18 September 2019, the Gajimu Team was honored to give awards to:
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Gajimu Garment is a website where workers, employers and other stakeholders in the Indonesian garment industry can easily access information about wages, labor law and the compliance rate by individual garment factories. Gajimu Garment was initiated by the WageIndicator Foundation - with support from the C&A Foundation - to enhance labor market transparency for the benefit of the public at large, and more particularly of those working in the garment industry.
The WageIndicator Foundation is present in more than 125 countries and collects, compares and shares labor market information through online and offline surveys and research. Its national websites serve as always up-to-date online libraries. They feature (living) wage information, labor law, and career advice, for employees, employers and social partners. In this way, WageIndicator is a life changer for millions of people around the world. To learn more, visit WageIndicator.org or Gajimu.com/garment.
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