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Dream - The Ministry of Manpower (Kemnaker) announced the list of increases in the Provincial Minimum Wage (UMP) 2024. This UMPP is determined by the provincial government (pemprov) or governor based on recommendations from the Provincial Wage Council.
The determination of UMP refers to Government Regulation (PP) Number 51 of 2023, which is a revision of PP Number 36 of 2021 regarding wages. The announcement of UMP is made no later than November 21 each year and takes effect on January 1 of the following year.
The determination of UMP is based on the minimum living needs of workers per month in each region. This is because the standard of decent needs varies in each province. In addition, UMP becomes the minimum standard that must be complied with by employers or industrial actors in providing wages to workers in their business areas.
At present, DKI Jakarta still remains at the top rank as the region with the highest Provincial Minimum Wage (UMP) among other regions. The Regional Government of DKI Jakarta has set the Provincial Minimum Wage in the capital city at Rp5,067,381 per month for the year 2024, making it the region with the highest UMP in Indonesia.
While the Central Java Provincial Government (Pemprov) has officially set the Provincial Minimum Wage (UMP) for 2024, which has experienced an increase of 4.02 percent compared to the previous year.
Based on official data, the amount of UMP 2024 in Central Java is Rp2,036,947, an increase of about 4.02 percent from UMP 2023 which was previously Rp1,958,169. This figure is the lowest UMP in all of Indonesia. According to Liputan6.com, here is the list of UMP 2024 in 38 provinces:
AcehFrom Rp3,413,666 to Rp3,460,672 (an increase of 1.38 percent) North SumatraFrom Rp2,710,493 to Rp2,809,915 (an increase of 3.67 percent) West SumatraFrom Rp2,742,476 to Rp2,811,449 (an increase of 2.74 percent) Riau IslandsFrom Rp3,279,194 to Rp3,402,492 (an increase of 3.76 percent) Bangka BelitungFrom Rp3,498,479 to Rp3,640,000 (an increase of 4.04 percent) RiauFrom Rp3,191,662 to Rp3,294,625 (an increase of 3.2 percent) BengkuluFrom Rp2,418,280 to Rp2,507,079 (an increase of 3.38 percent)
8. South Sumatra From Rp3,404,177 to Rp3,456,874 (an increase of 1.55 percent) 9. Jambi From Rp2,943,000 to Rp3,037,121 (an increase of 3.2 percent) 10. Lampung From Rp2,633,284 to Rp2,716,497 (an increase of 3.16 percent) 11. Banten From Rp2,661,280 to Rp2,727,812 (an increase of 2.5 percent) 12. DKI Jakarta From Rp4,900,798 to Rp5,067,381 (an increase of 3.8 percent) 13. West Java From Rp1,986,670 to Rp2,057,495 (an increase of 3.57 percent) 14. Central Java From Rp1,958,169 to Rp2,036,947 (an increase of 4.02 percent)
15. Special Region of Yogyakarta From Rp1,981,782 to Rp2,125,897 (an increase of 7.27 percent) 16. East Java From Rp2,040,244 to Rp2,165,244 (an increase of 6.13 percent) 17. Bali From Rp2,713,672 to Rp2,813,672 (an increase of 3.68 percent) 18. West Nusa Tenggara From Rp2,371,407 to Rp2,444,067 (an increase of 3.06 percent) 19. East Nusa Tenggara From Rp2,123,994 to Rp2,186,826 (an increase of 2.96 percent) 20. West Kalimantan From Rp2,608,601 to Rp2,702,616 (an increase of 3.6 percent)
Central Kalimantan From Rp3,181,013 to Rp3,261,616 (an increase of 2.53 percent) South Kalimantan From Rp3,149,977 to Rp3,282,812 (an increase of 4.22 percent) East Kalimantan From Rp3,201,396 to Rp3,360,858 (an increase of 4.98 percent) North Kalimantan From Rp3,251,702 to Rp3,361,653 (an increase of 3.38 percent) Central Sulawesi From Rp2,599,546 to Rp2,736,698 (an increase of 5.28 percent) Southeast Sulawesi From Rp2,758,984 to Rp2,885,964 (an increase of 4.6 percent) North Sulawesi From Rp3,485,000 to Rp3,545,000 (an increase of 1.67 percent)
28. South Sulawesi From Rp3,385,145 to Rp3,434,298 (an increase of 1.45 percent) 29. Gorontalo From Rp2,989,350 to Rp3,025,100 (an increase of 1.19 percent) 30. West Sulawesi From Rp2,871,794 to Rp2,914,958 (an increase of 1.5 percent) 31. Maluku From Rp2,812,827 to Rp2,949,953 (an increase of 4.88 percent) 32. North Maluku From Rp2,976,720 to Rp3,200,000 (an increase of 7.5 percent) 33. Papua From Rp3,864,696 to
35. Central Papua From Rp3,864,700 to &
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