If There Is Any Information On The Request For BSU Data Filling In Social Media, It Is Confirmed That The Hoaxes

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JAKARTA - The Ministry of Manpower ensures that the information requesting to fill in data on recipients of the 2022 Wage Subsidy Assistance (BSU) circulating on social media and other online media is confirmed to be hoaxes or incorrect information.

"The circulating form which states that it asks to fill in the data on BSU recipients on behalf of the Ministry of Manpower is a hoax," said Head of Public Relations of the Ministry of Manpower, Chairul Fadhly Harahap in a written statement received in Jakarta, Wednesday, September 14.

Chairul explained that the data on prospective recipients of salary subsidies only came from BPJS Employment and was sent to the Ministry of Manpower in a system manner. This makes there is no request for data that needs to be filled by the community.

Official information regarding the distribution of BSU can be accessed through the official Ministry of Manpower.go.id website and the Ministry of Manpower's official social media accounts.

"So friends are asked to check directly with the Ministry of Manpower website and the official Ministry of Manpower social media account, and don't check with others that are not necessarily true," he said.

Previously, the Ministry of Manpower had processed the distribution of BSU 2022 for the first phase, after matching the data as of September 12, 2022, it had been successfully distributed to the recipient's account as many as 4,112,052 people.

Minister of Manpower Ida Fauziyah when reviewing the distribution of BSU in Badung Regency, Bali, on Monday (12/9) said the BSU program was not a hoax and could be directly received into the worker's account of Rp600 thousand without any deductions.

"We also need to be careful in sorting data, so that no recipients of assistance for workers/laborers who have received other assistance such as Pre-Employment Cards, Micro Business Productive Assistance (BLUM), and the Family Hope Program (PKH)," said the Minister of Manpower Ida.