As A Result Of The Corruption Case, The Minister Of Manpower Summons All Primary Officials Of The Ministry Of Manpower

JAKARTA - The Indonesian Minister of Manpower, Yassierli, acted quickly in response to the determination of the suspect, the Deputy Minister of Manpower, and eight other employees by the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK).

Yassierli summoned one by one all the leaders of Primary High Leadership Positions (JPT) to evaluate the arrangement and digitization of licensing services that had been carried out.

"This comprehensive consolidation within the ministry is to ensure public services continue and the reform process is accelerated," Yassierli said, Tuesday, August 26.

In his directive, Yassierli highlighted the signing of an integrity pact in the Jajajaran of the Ministry of Manpower, including to almost a thousand PJK3 that had been carried out previously, it must be ensured that its implementation. Active cooperation with the KPK was also emphasized, along with the process of deepening data and facts by the anti-corruption agency.

To explore and strengthen commitments to integrity, professionalism, and service improvement, Yassierli has also gathered all coordinators and sub-coordinators at the Directorate General of Binwasnaker K3. He instructed the establishment of a cross-directorate Change Management Team to evaluate all services and strengthen risk control systems within the Ministry of Manpower.

The Minister of Manpower also expressed his commitment to rotation and removal of officials and staff who are indicated to be problematic, engage directly or indirectly with extortion and extortion activities.

"The structural reform agenda will continue and be strengthened. Among other things, it includes restructuring services and regulations, strengthening risk management, and accelerating digitalization in order to realize clean, transparent, and accountable governance," he said.