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Implementation of the 2025 Minimum Wage Determination Policy in Purwakarta Regency
Full text linkThe 2025 minimum wage policy is a new chapter in wage policy in Indonesia. The 2025 wage policy was determined by the President in his press release on November 29, 2024. Through the Ministry of Manpower, the Minister of Manpower Regulation Number 16 of 2025 was stipulated. The minimum wage policy changed after the Constitutional Court Decision Number 168/PUU-XXI/2023 Concerning the Protection of Workers' Rights in the Job Creation Law on October 31, 2024. Research was conducted in Purwakarta Regency, which is one of the regencies in the West Java Province. The objective of this study was to examine how the Purwakarta Regency implements the wage determination policy using the Marilee S. Grindle implementation model. This model will show how the Purwakarta Regency implements the minimum wage of 2025. Document analysis serves as the primary source for this descriptive qualitative study, which is confirmed by interviews with employment sector stakeholders. The study's findings indicate that Purwakarta Regency's 2025 minimum wage determination process has entered a new phase by examining how policies are implemented through their contents and the policy environment when determining the district minimum wage and the district sectoral minimum wage. The researcher offers a proposal for setting the minimum wage in Purwakarta Regency going forward, taking into account the favorable industrial relations and working circumstances in the area
The Influence of Leadership, Work Environment and Welfare Levels on Employee Work Productivity
Full text linkThis study aims to analyze the impact of leadership, work environment, and welfare level on employee work productivity at the village office. The research was conducted at the Tanah Loe and Gantarangkeke village offices, using multiple linear regression analysis techniques. This study is quantitative and uses questionnaires as the data collection source. The study involved 52 respondents, consisting of civil servants (ASN) and honorary staff. The results of this study indicate that, There is no significant influence of leadership on employee work productivity. This is evidenced by the acceptance of H0 and the rejection of H1, as the significance value is P = 0.749 > 0.05, 2) There is no significant influence of the work environment on employee work productivity. This is evidenced by the acceptance of H0 and the rejection of H2, as the significance value is P = 0.185 > 0.05. There is a significant influence of the level of employee welfare on work productivity. This is evidenced by the rejection of H0 and the acceptance of H3, as the significance value is P = 0.000 < 0.05. Based on the results of the multiple regression test, the Model Summary shows an R² value of 0.827. This means that the independent variables leadership, work environment, and employee welfare can predict the dependent variable, employee work productivity, by 82.7%. The remaining 17.3% is explained by other factor
Public Perception of a Mining Company’s Instagram Account as a Sustainable Enterprise (Case Study of the Instagram Account @agincourtresources)
Full text linkThis study aims to examine public perception of sustainability communication carried out through the Instagram account of PT Agincourt Resources, as part of the company's efforts to establish a sustainable image in the digital era. Using a descriptive quantitative approach, a survey was conducted involving 100 followers of the Instagram account @agincourtresources. Public perception was analyzed based on six indicators from McGuire’s model: presentation, attention, comprehension, acceptance, retention, and behavior. The findings reveal that the average public perception score is 75.3%, with the indicators of message acceptance and retention reaching very high categories (82.6% and 84.5%, respectively). However, the behavior indicator scored only 59.8%, indicating a need to enhance active follower engagement. These findings suggest that while sustainability messages are well understood and accepted, active participation remains suboptimal. The practical implication of this study highlights the importance of strengthening interaction-based digital communication strategies, such as leveraging Instagram features and educational content, to foster active engagement and reinforce the company’s sustainable image
The Meaning of the Dudu Meja Tradition in the Land of Kings: A Geographical Study
Full text linkThe Dudu Meja tradition in Wakal Village is a cultural practice rooted in local customs, aiming to unite all female descendants of the Nakul clan to strengthen family bonds and pass down genealogy to future generations. This study examines: (1) The geographical analysis of the tradition’s implementation, (2) Its meaning for the people of Wakal, and (3) The values it holds for the community. A descriptive qualitative method with Spradley’s ethnographic approach was used, involving domain, taxonomic, componential, and cultural theme analysis. Data were collected through participant observation, in-depth interviews, and documentation. Key informants included the village head, the head of craftsmen, and traditional elders, while supporting informants were community members who practice the tradition. The findings reveal: (1) The geographical aspects of the tradition are shaped by the surrounding socio-cultural conditions. (2) Its meanings for the community include honoring ancestors, expressing gratitude, strengthening social ties, and preserving cultural heritage. (3) The tradition’s values include cultural values honoring ancestors, preserving heritage, and safeguarding heirlooms; social values family bonds, mutual cooperation, respect, responsibility, and consensus-building; and religious values collective prayers as an expression of gratitude and seeking Allah SWT’s blessings for a smooth implementation
Anak Rimba School Management Strategy for the Preservation of Local Wisdom in Sarolangun Regency: A Literature Review of the Development of Environment-Based Teaching Materials
Full text linkThis paper focuses on discussing the school management philosophie of Sekolah Anak Rimba located in the Sarolangun Regency of Indonesia, the role of which was to preserve local wisdom through the development of educational materials based on nature. Based on a qualitative literature review basing on 28 peer-reviewed articles identified in the last 10 years in the areas of indigenous pedagogy, place-based knowledge systems, and ecological teaching, the research synthesizes some empirical evidence, and it dawns on us that both worlds should be combined to manage effectively in Indigenous environments, which means a combination of formal pedagogy experiences with cultural epistemologies and exposure to the natural world. Sekolah anak rimba is a good example of such integration by making its curriculum more sensitive towards knowledge in forests, and including the community stakeholders in structures of governance and as well as using experiential and ecology-basedm materials to teach. At the same time, the research identifies the structural barriers to the development of Özlig which include the lack of teacher preparation, a lack of alignment of the program with the national education policy, and a lack of support within the institution. Reframing educational management as an aspect of Indigenous schooling to be more than cultural resilience and ecological stewardship can be a strategic dimension, the study provides a unique angle of viewing Indigenous schooling in Indonesia. Findings are topically applicable in larger movements towards integrating formal education and the local cultural and environmental setting, especially on the margins, that live in the forests
Indonesian Language Learning Based on Local Wisdom: Derivational and Inflectional Morphological Processes
Full text linkThis study examines the derivative and morphological inflection processes in the ritual speech of Rambu Solo in the Toraja tribe and how these are applied in learning the Indonesian language through local wisdom. By utilizing qualitative approach, the study explores the pattern of affixations e.g., pa-, si-, ma-, and ta-, and suffixes e.g., -na which are dialects of the Toraja language that express possession, agency, voice, and grammatical ties. The researcher surveyed cultural leaders, school teachers and language scholars by interviewing them and also recording the sacred speeches. The observations show that such morphological structures are not only rich in language but also rich in the cultural significance of the Toraja community because it demonstrates values to the core and social makeup. This research paper also shows how incorporation of these morphological aspect in the Indonesian language learning enhance contextual learning, increase the level of metalinguistic awareness and conducive towards ensuring the survival of indigenous languages. The study fills the core deficiency located in the sphere of language education literature, which tended to ignore including the local linguistic resources into formal studies. Teachers, cultural elders, were some of the participants who did not object to the use of traditional forms of speech as learning aids, but caution had to be taken to ensure that it is done respectfully and correctly. This incorporation is seen as corresponding to the objectives of Independent Learning curriculum because it removes rigid culturally-oriented learning environments
The Role of House of Sustainability in Green Supply Chain Management to Support Eco-Friendly Crystal Salt Packaging Design
Full text linkThis study aims to develop an environmentally friendly crystal salt packaging design using the House of Sustainability (HoS) approach at PT Baruna Energi Solusindo Teknik. The methods used include observation, questionnaire distribution, and literature study to identify consumer needs through Voice of Customer (VoC), as well as mapping sustainability attributes with Quality Function Deployment (QFD). The analysis showed that the use of HDPE plastic in packaging results in high carbon emissions and energy consumption. Based on VoC, the most prioritized attributes for consumers are environmental health, safety, and product price. The most influential technical responses in packaging design are the type of eco-friendly material, product durability, and pollution control. The proposed alternative packaging uses kraft paper material with a size of 33 cm × 33.5 cm and a transparent window to display the product contents. This design is considered to fulfill the overall technical, aesthetic, and sustainability aspects. In conclusion, the implementation of the House of Sustainability is effective in supporting environmentally friendly packaging design and strengthening green supply chain management in the company
Spatial Conditions of Water Regulating Environmental Services
Full text linkSouth Sumatra Province has abundant natural resources that support the economy, but uncontrolled development triggers environmental degradation and disaster risks. Sustainable management is needed in accordance with Law No. 32/2009 and PP No. 22/2021. Water regulation environmental services play an important role in maintaining hydrological and ecosystem balance. GIS-based spatial mapping of landscapes, natural vegetation, and land cover is important as a basis for sustainable environmental policies. The research was conducted in South Sumatra Province using secondary data from the Ministry of Environment and Forestry and related agencies. Spatial analysis was carried out based on GIS with an overlay approach to three parameters: land cover (weight 60%), landscape (28%), and natural vegetation (12%). The assessment used the Simple Additive Weighting (SAW) method and produced the Environmental Services Performance Index (IKJLH), which was classified into five categories: very low to very high. The results are visualized in a colored thematic map to show the differences in water regulation performance in each region. The results of the 2023 spatial analysis show that most areas in South Sumatra Province have good water regulation environmental services performance, with a dominance of medium (55%) and high (33%) categories. Ogan Komering Ilir (60.93%), Banyuasin (53.24%), and North Musi Rawas (26.19% very high) are among the best performing areas. In contrast, Palembang City (52.05% low), Empat Lawang, Lahat, and Lubuk Linggau show ecological pressure due to urbanization and land use changes. This condition emphasizes the importance of sustainable environmental management to maintain water regulatory functions in the future
Analysis of Availability and Spatial Distribution Patterns and Accessibility of Health Facilities in Regional Development
Full text linkThis study aims to analyze the availability, spatial distribution patterns, and accessibility of health facilities in Batam Kota District in order to support regional development. The availability of health facilities in Batam Kota District consists of hospitals, health centers, sub-health centers, clinics, and pharmacies spread across various sub-districts. Spatial analysis methods are used to identify the distribution patterns of health facilities, while accessibility analysis is carried out by taking into account the distance and travel time from the center of the settlement. The results of the study indicate that health facilities in Batam Kota District have a clustered distribution pattern in hospitals and a random pattern in health centers, clinics, and pharmacies. Accessibility to health facilities is quite good, but there is an imbalance in the distribution of facilities, especially in sub-districts with high population density. SWOT analysis identifies the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats related to the development of health facilities in this area. In conclusion, there needs to be more equitable development of health facilities, additional medical personnel, and utilization of infrastructure to improve access and quality of health services, in order to support sustainable regional development in Batam Kota District
A Rare Case of Bilateral Chronic Dacryocystitis: Secondary to Punctal Stenosis and Nasolacrimal Duct Obstruction Following Delayed-Onset Thermal Injury
Full text linkChronic dacryocystitis represents an ordinary ophthalmologic condition that develops when the lacrimal drainage pathways become blocked thus causing ongoing epiphora and continuous painful swelling and persistent infections. Onset of blockages more frequently results from idiopathic reasons but damage to the lacrimal pathways by thermal injuries stands as an important yet unrecognized factor that leads to major clinical outcomes. Early burn treatment of the face around the eyes can trigger progressive tissue scarring of lacrimal passages that might cause long-term blockages as well as infection development. A rare case of bilateral chronic dacryocystitis exists in a 24-year-old female because she neglected facial thermal trauma she experienced during childhood. The patient experienced persistent symptoms including epiphora in both eyes together with swelling at the inner corners of her eyes and drainage consisting of mucus and pus. Both of her tear duct puncta appeared narrow while the medial corners of her eyes showed small areas of swelling. The fluorescein dye disappearance test established severe blockage in both lacrimal ducts. CT contrast imaging showed that the bilateral lacrimal sacs were enlarged while simultaneously revealing duct obstruction together with no evidence of sinonasal mass lesions. The Staphylococcus aureus with low-grade Pseudomonas aeruginosa demonstrated in microbiological culture results while elevated inflammatory markers showed systemic inflammatory activation. The patient received systemic antibiotics and corticosteroids that led to remarkable clinical improvement before surgical planning could begin. The definitive treatment chosen was external dacryocystorhinostomy (DCR) using silicone tube intubation because severe fibrosis together with septal deviation required treatment alongside polymicrobial colonization