I worked in Indonesia for 2.4 yrs, unbeknown to myself my BPJS was not informed to me, and not being paid into the system albeit deductions made to my salary. Am I able legally to claim the money from the company for my BPJS
Non payment into the BPJS by Indonesian company for an expat employee
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Yes, probably
Foreign employees should have their contributions paid
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Thank you for the advice
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I worked in Indonesia for 2.4 yrs, unbeknown to myself my BPJS was not informed to me, and not being paid into the system albeit deductions made to my salary. Am I able legally to claim the money from the company for my BPJS
-@Danbycj
Notify your HR that the BPJS bill has not been paid. There are 2 types of participants in BPJS, namely individuals & companies. If you are already registered as a company participant. Then your company is obliged to pay the dues.
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