Said explained many reasons that caused the Tapera savings program to receive negative responses from various parties, especially companies and employees. The first reason for rejection is the lack of clarity regarding the Tapera program, especially the certainty that workers and Tapera participants will automatically get a house after joining the Tapera program. If it is still forced to proceed, KSPI is concerned that this policy will ultimately harm workers and Tapera participants.

The reason for the rejection of Tapera, which burdens workers and the people today, is that the purchasing power of workers has decreased by up to 30 percent in the past 5 years. The cause is that workers' wages have not increased for almost 3 consecutive years, and the increase this year is relatively small. If the wages are deducted by 3 percent for Tapera, the burden of workers' livelihood is guaranteed to be even heavier, especially since the contribution deduction for workers is five times higher than the deduction for employers.

Meanwhile, the last reason, the Tapera program seems to be forced only to collect funds from the community, especially funds from workers, civil servants, military/police, and the general public. "Do not let new corruption prevail in Tapera as happened in Asabri and Taspen. Thus, Tapera is not properly implemented before there is close supervision to prevent corruption in the Tapera program," concluded Said Iqbal.