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Navigating the future of work: Policy approaches for gig work in Indonesia
Gig work is generally defined as flexible, task-based service provision, involving short-term work arrangements in exchange for a set amount of contract-based remuneration, typically determined through bargaining or negotiation mechanisms. Although regulatory initiatives addressing gig work exist in
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