Appreciation for Bank Jakarta Employees to Maintain Productivity

Jakarta (ANTARA) - The Forum Pemuda Peduli Jakarta (FPPJ) assesses Bank Jakarta’s step in providing spaces for employee appreciation as essential for maintaining productivity amid workload pressures. “Employees who feel valued by the company will have a direct positive impact on the quality of services to customers, including grassroots MSME actors,” said FPPJ General Chairman Endriansyah in Jakarta on Monday. Endriansyah stated that the view held by some that the “Hari Bersama Bank Jakarta” event, held at Plenary Hall, Jakarta International Convention Centre (JICC) on Sunday (26/4), is an inappropriate step amid the bank’s declining performance should be addressed wisely. This is because the public needs to see this event as part of developing a professional corporate work culture. The funds allocated for internal strengthening are hoped to become a trigger for new enthusiasm among Bank Jakarta’s ranks to accelerate digital transformation and expand financial access for Jakarta residents. “We fully support management’s steps. We must be proud and continue to support this regional bank to remain advanced, professional, and a strong engine of the economy in the future,” he said. Endriansyah views the event, which featured the legendary band Sheila On 7 and several national artists, as a strategic step by management in appreciating the dedication of thousands of its employees. For him, employees are the backbone of financial services in the capital who deserve recognition for their hard work. Based on the latest data, Bank Jakarta has recorded a green report card, where profit realisation for March 2026 reached Rp220 billion and the 2026 annual profit projection is optimistic to exceed Rp1 trillion. “This achievement is not just numbers, but proof of management’s effectiveness in carrying out efficiency and business innovation. With profits of Rp220 billion in just one quarter, the Rp1 trillion target at the end of 2026 is a very realistic and proud target,” he said.