Office work at home<\/p>\n
From Bisnis Indonesia<\/p>\n
East Jakarta mayor's measures to revive order in residential
\nzones under his jurisdiction should be followed by other mayors
\nin other cities. In particular, it should be copied by the mayor
\nof South Jakarta, a residential neighborhood infested with many
\noffices.<\/p>\n
As reported by the mass media, the East Jakarta administration
\nrecently sealed off a house in Condet because the lessee violated
\nan existing ruling, Perda No.7\/1991 jo Skep Gubernur DKI Jakarta
\nNo.205\/1977, which stipulates that there should be no offices in
\nresidential areas.<\/p>\n
After the East Jakarta administration sealed off the offending
\nbuilding, the authorities announced further action on other
\noffices violating the rule. The East Jakarta district is, indeed,
\nswarming with offices, printing companies, shops, salons,
\nfood stalls, clinics, banks, all located in residential
\nneighborhoods.<\/p>\n
It would be interesting to know why the East Jakarta
\nadministration took action all of a sudden. Laymen like me are
\nbaffled as to why it was done now. Many parties are guilty of
\nviolating this office rule. At any rate, whatever the reasons,
\nthe public is anticipating the same action in other districts.<\/p>\n
The South Jakarta mayor will, of course, spring into action
\nimmediately. In his district many houses are occupied by
\ncompanies. In government housing complexes, offices operate
\nopenly. If the East Jakarta district has been made an example,
\nthen South Jakarta is expected to follow suit.<\/p>\n
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