Employees seek House help over pay
Employees seek House help over pay
JAKARTA: A number of employees of airline company P.T.
Indonesian Airlines (IA) went to the House of Representatives
(DPR) on Wednesday to demand that the company pay their salaries.
The employees, who were accompanied by lawyer Finantha Rudi,
met with legislators from the Reform faction.
"We have reported this case to police, but there has been no
response," Finantha said after the meeting.
The employees said that they had received no pay since May
2003 and in June, they received only 25 percent of their salary
for March.
In April 2003, IA could not maintain its regular flight
schedule due to financial difficulties.
The company is partly owned by Santayana Kiemas, a brother of
Taufik Kiemas, the husband of President Megawati Soekarnoputri. -- JP