Indomaret-Employee Meeting Concludes, Overtime Pay for Public Holidays Approved

The meeting took place at the Ministry of Manpower (Kemnaker) office in South Jakarta on Tuesday, 26 May 2026. The agreement was signed by PT Indomarco Prismatama’s Operational Director Andreas Djajaputra and five worker representatives.

“First, a re-registration of workers’ availability to work on 31 May and 1 June 2026 will be conducted on 28, 29, and 30 May 2026, involving union representatives at each branch’s HR department,” stated Teti, Chair of PC SPAI FSPMI Bogor, while reading out the meeting’s outcomes.

Indomaret management will also take strict action against individuals proven to have intimidated workers and address the employees’ request for a Collective Labour Agreement (PKB).

“Second, management will impose strict measures and sanctions on those proven to have intimidated workers,” he added.

“Third, management will promptly proceed with negotiations for the Collective Labour Agreement (PKB), starting with verifying union membership at PT Indomarco Prismatama,” he continued.

Indomaret management will also pay overtime to workers working on 27 May 2026. Additionally, no sanctions will be imposed on workers who protested on 20 May 2026.

“Fourth, for workers who staged a protest on 20 May 2026, management of PT Indomarco Prismatama will take no action, deduct no wages, and impose no sanctions. Fifth, management will pay overtime to workers working on 27 May 2026,” he said.

The agreement was witnessed by the Ministry of Manpower, represented by Deputy Minister Afriansyah Noor, and was made without coercion from any party.

“This joint agreement was made while all parties were in sound physical and mental health, without any coercion, and after being read by all, signatures were affixed in the presence of the Ministry of Manpower,” he added.

detikcom observed at the scene that crowds began dispersing at 5:57 PM WIB, walking towards their vehicles. Rain was falling around the area as the crowd left, but most remained in their uniforms without umbrellas or raincoats.