Only One Third of Freeport Workers are Papuans
Kamis, 23 Januari 2014 08:30 WIB
REUTERS/Muhammad Yamin
TEMPO.CO , Jakarta - Indonesia's largest mining company, Freeport, stated that only a third from a total of 31,000 workers are Papuans. Freeport CEO Rozik B. Soetjipto mentioned to have delivered the situation to the Presidential Counsel Board (Wantimpres) a while ago.
Emil Salim from Wantimpres said the situation is a crime, saying that all workers should be from Papua. On the other hand, Rozik said Freeport has already explained the required worker competence.
Freeport has also performed a recruitment that prioritizes the locals (Papuans). The company even plans to make a five-year "roadmap" to reach 45 percent of Papuan workers.
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