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Readiness of Flexible Working Arrangement: The Narrative Study of Flexibility Working Space at The Ministry of Finance, Indonesia
Get PDFThe background of this research is the flexible working arrangement system at the Ministry of Finance or the Ministry of Finance in the form of a flexible working space or FWS which has become a new working paradigm and has proven to be effective, has not been able to synthesize sustainable patterns and is still valid only as a privilege. This study aims to analyze the concept of FWS implementation in the Ministry of Finance and synthesize it in alternative sustainable FWS governance. The research uses qualitative methods and a narrative study approach. The research findings show that digital tools are a significant element in the FWS system and are proven to make FWS a system capable of optimizing performance productivity. Digital tools are also one of the driving factors for more flexible and accommodating work demands for employees at the Ministry of Finance. These two interrelated things then make FWS an alternative to new work procedures, which are projected to be not only employee privileges but also the majority of employees. As an implication of the research, an elaboration of the control and evaluation of the FWS, the system adaptability pattern and workload calibration on the FWS scheme is carried out, as well as the calculation of the benefit cost on an ongoing basis in the form of design determination and feasibility tests, periodic performance tests and optimization of the acceleration of the FWS system
The Role of Village Government in Providing Public Services to the Community in Galangpengampon Village, Wonopringgo District, Pekalongan Regency
Get PDFPublic service is at the core of government administration, and providing quality service is key to assessing the performance of an institution. Village governments, as direct service providers, are expected to deliver professional and efficient services by law number 6 of 2014 to improve the welfare of the community. However, several obstacles such as the lack of effectiveness and efficiency in service delivery have led to dissatisfaction among the public. This research aims to analyze the supporting and inhibiting factors for the role of the Village Government in Providing Public Services to the Community in Galangpengampon Village, Wonopringgo District, Pekalongan Regency. The method used is descriptive qualitative with analysis tools, uses an interactive analysis model through a selection or reduction model, namely summarizing data obtained through direct contact with informants, events and situations at the research location. The real implication of this research is to find out what factors support and hinder the role of the Village Government in Providing Public Services to the Community in Galangpengampon Village, Wonopringgo District, Pekalongan Regency. So that way it can provide input for the village to improve services to the community. The results indicate that village governments play a role as mobilizers, facilitators, and regulators in improving public services, with cooperation among officials and community participation as supporting factors, while working conditions, infrastructure limitations, and the quality of human resources serve as inhibiting factors
Business Plan Javana Culture Bags (JCB) Preserving the Local Wisdom of Batik Bekasi
Get PDFIndonesia is an archipelago renowned for its natural beauty and cultural diversity. One of its most significant cultural heritages is batik, recognized by UNESCO as an intangible cultural heritage and celebrated as part of national identity on National Batik Day, October 2nd each year. Each region in Indonesia has its unique batik, such as Batik Seraci from Bekasi, introduced in 2013. However, awareness and information about Batik Seraci remain limited among the general public. To address this issue, Javana Culture Bag promotes Bekasi's cultural heritage through modern fashion products made from patchwork Batik Seraci that appeal to Generation Z. This research employs a qualitative method with a phenomenological approach to understand the experiences and perspectives of individuals related to Javana Culture Bag's products. A SWOT analysis is used to evaluate the company's internal and external environment. Javana Culture Bag's target audience includes students and office workers aged 12 to 35 in Bekasi who have an interest in fashion and art. The marketing strategy includes offline and online advertising through social media platforms such as TikTok, Shopee, and Instagram, as well as participation in exhibitions and trade shows. These products are offered at competitive prices, reflecting their quality and cultural value. Overall, Javana Culture Bag strives to preserve and promote Bekasi's batik tradition by creating modern fashion products that appeal to young consumers, while actively contributing to the local economy and cultural preservation
Framing AI Ethics in Public Discourse: A Critical Discourse Analysis of Media Coverage on AI in Child Protection
Get PDFObjectives: This study aims to examine the framing of AI ethics in U.S. media coverage of child protection technologies, focusing on efforts to combat online exploitation. The research seeks to analyze evolving narratives and ethical considerations surrounding AI in this sensitive domain. Methods: The study employs critical discourse analysis to examine 30 articles from major U.S. news outlets published between 2018 and 2023. This approach allows for an in-depth exploration of media framing, stakeholder representation, and the evolution of ethical discussions over time. Findings and conclusions: The research reveals a shift from initial technological solutionism to more nuanced discussions of ethical dilemmas in AI-driven child protection efforts. Key findings include: (1) highlighted tensions between privacy and protection, (2) concerns about false positives and overreach, (3) issues of transparency and fairness, and (4) patterns in stakeholder representation, including the marginalization of children's and families' voices. The study concludes that media framing significantly influences public perception and policy responses to AI in child protection. It emphasizes the need for a diverse, inclusive, and ethically-grounded public discourse to guide the responsible development and deployment of AI technologies in this field
Conflict In-Laws and Son-in-Law in Merariq Tradition
Get PDFThis research explores the impact of the Merariq practice on interpersonal communication within families in Nyurlembang Village, West Lombok Regency, West Nusa Tenggara. Utilizing a qualitative approach and employing a phenomenological case study methodology, this research engages with five merariq wives and one respective parents who is unaware of the kidnapping process. Data collection is conducted through semi-structured interviews and analyzed using Nvivo. The findings indicate that Merariq creates conflict, especially in the communication between prospective spouses and parents. In conclusion, an educational approach, open dialogue, and socialization programs are essential to raise awareness, improve interpersonal communication, and prevent tension in family relationships. The practical implications involve real efforts to enhance harmony within the cultural context of Merariq
Health Communication Strategy in Changing Community Nutrition Behavior and Reducing Stunting Cases in South Konawe Regency, Southeast Sulawesi
Get PDFThis study aims to analyze the communication capacity of public health cadres in designing and implementing effective health communication campaigns and their impact on changing the nutritional behavior of rural communities and helping to reduce the number of stunting cases in Indonesia. This study uses a qualitative and case study approach focusing on health communication strategies implemented by community health cadres in South Konawe Regency, Southeast Sulawesi Province. Data collection used an in-depth interview method with public health cadres, which included evaluating their understanding of health communication, the use of social media in delivering health messages, and their ability to adapt nutrition messages to the local cultural context. Research findings show that most health cadres do not understand effective health communication. The use of social media in delivering health messages is still not optimal, and there are challenges in understanding and integrating local cultural contexts in nutrition counseling. The implications of this study suggest that enhancing the capacity of community health cadres in South Konawe Regency is imperative, particularly in proficient health communication through social media platforms and understanding the nuances of local cultural contexts. It is anticipated that implementing strategies aimed at augmenting the training and skill development of health cadres would significantly contribute to endeavors to mitigate the prevalence of stunting cases in rural Indonesian regions
Branding Indonesia with Agrotourism In Ciwidey Indonesia and Perth Australia
Get PDFThis study examines the implementation of Indonesian branding in the agrotourism sector in Ciwidey, Indonesia, and Perth, Australia. Agrotourism is chosen for its potential to introduce and promote Indonesia's natural resources, culture, and quality products to local and international tourists. Utilizing a qualitative method with a descriptive approach, the research involves case studies with open interviews and observed data collection. Data is gathered through interviews with key stakeholders and the study of materials related to the agrotourism industry in both locations, participant observation, content analysis, focus group discussions, data collection methods with semi-structured surveys and examining documents such as government regulations and promotional materials. Findings indicate that interactions between Indonesians and the Indonesian diaspora in Perth have positively influenced Indonesia's branding. The study highlights the importance of a unified strategy that integrates Ciwidey's agrotourism with the promotion of Indonesian culture in Perth. Real implications include developing a comprehensive marketing strategy, enhancing stakeholder engagement, implementing cultural exchange programs, improving visitor experiences, creating targeted marketing campaigns, increasing digital promotion and social media engagement, and promoting sustainable practices with community involvement. These actions can strengthen Indonesian branding in the agrotourism sector, enhance visitor experiences, and promote cultural exchange, ultimately boosting tourism and economic growth in both regions
Organization Communication for Leadership Training Program to Create Sustainability
Get PDFCommunication by a leader plays an important role in the process of conveying information, ideas and other things within an organisation. A leader's ability to communicate with employees, stakeholders, and clients in the most effective way is key. How organisational communication is applied in the training programme received by leaders. In the practice, decision-making, miscommunication, and ineffectiveness of activities still have the potential to occur. For this reason, research organization communication flow for leadership training program is needed. So that the company's business can be effective and sustainable. This research using a qualitative approach will deepen and analyse. The informants used as sources in this research are project leaders, expert instructors, organisational communication experts, user/client representatives and business development. The results showed the importance of having organisational communication to make training effective. The communication chosen should be in accordance with the culture of the organisation, and the success of the training also needs to be communicated to the public so that the organisation has good institutional value. Effective communication plays an important role in the success of leadership training programmes that aim to promote sustainability in business organisations
The Role of Communication in Work-Life Balance: A Study of Female Employees at a Religious Institution
Get PDFThe objective of this research is to conduct a communication analysis of female employees of the Medan City Office of the Ministry of Religious Affairs in order to ascertain how they maintain a balance between their professional and familial responsibilities. The objective is to analyse and identify the family communication model and the impact of communication on female employees in maintaining work-life balance. The research approach employed is qualitative, with the objective of obtaining an in-depth description of the data. The data were obtained through in-depth interviews and an analysis of relevant documentation. In-depth interviews were conducted in an unstructured format with female employees of the Medan City Ministry of Religion Office, while documentation was employed to collect data that would supplement the research results. The findings indicate that the linear communication model, the interactional communication model, the transactional communication model, and the constructive communication model are effective communication strategies in specific contexts where communication between a husband and a wife in a family is required to be conveyed in a clear and targeted manner. These communication approaches are dialogic and collaborative in nature, which allows families to reach a common understanding and develop shared values. This contributes to the strengthening of familial cohesion and facilitates the balance between work and family life
Challenges of the Financial Services Authority in Supervising Indonesia's Capital Market Independently
Get PDFThe Financial Services Authority (FSA), is an independent institution that has powers, responsibilities, and jurisdiction to oversee and regulate all financial services sectors. An essential element in determining the objectivity and effectiveness of supervision is the supervisory authority's independence. The article discusses the independence of the FSA to conduct supervision in the capital markets sector. The financing aspect is one of the important things, that affect the FSA's independence. To fulfil its obligations and functions, the FSA is legally authorized to collect levies from supervised financial services institutions other than government agencies. In view of the violations that occur in the capital market, can the fees paid to the OJK by companies supervised by the OJK affect the independence of the OJK in carrying out its supervisory duties? The OJK is the one that has to take on this challenge. The research is normative juridical, by using secondary data. Qualitative research using a literature study design is the research methodology employed. The data collection makes use of secondary data gathered from Google Scholar reference sources, including journals, legal goods, and research publications. These findings demonstrate the implementation of the independence of OJK supervision of actors in the capital market sector. OJK answers the challenge by enforcing the law for violators in an accountable and transparent manner. Thus, the OJK levy does not affect the independence of the OJK in conducting supervision