BPJS Ketenagakerjaan⁢ Jakarta Cilincing Encourages Participation in​ Social ⁣Security Program

Jakarta – ⁢BPJS Ketenagakerjaan Jakarta Cilincing is urging‍ companies, institutions,⁢ and individuals to participate in the ​Participation Movement, also known as the Prosperity Workers and the Welfare of ⁤Workers Around You. This movement aims to <a href="https://www.newsdirectory3.com/cabinet-approves-draft-asean-declaration-on-linking-social-security-rights-for-migrant-workers/" title="Cabinet approves draft ASEAN Declaration on linking social security rights for migrant workers”>provide social security protection to vulnerable workers.

Haryani Rotua Melasari, Head of the BPJS Ketenagakerjaan Jakarta Cilincing branch, expressed her willingness to support the movement⁢ by registering and paying the participation‍ fee for‍ non-wage earners. This will enable them to ⁢access the Employment‍ Social Security Program (Jamsostek).

“Vulnerable workers typically ⁣have⁢ limited income, barely ‌enough⁣ to cover their daily needs,” Haryani ‍explained. ⁤”We need ⁢to help them participate in the movement so that they ‍can enjoy the same rights as other workers, including protected employment and social security.”

The non-wage earners (BPU) category can start with two basic plans: work accident insurance (JKK) and death insurance (JKM), which cost​ IDR 16,800 per month. However, it⁢ is recommended to register for ⁣three plans, including the‍ old age insurance (JHT) plan, which costs IDR⁤ 20,000. The total cost for the three plans is IDR 36,800 per month.

The JKK benefits⁢ cover medical expenses for participants ​who suffer work-related accidents or ‌illnesses⁢ until they recover and return to work. These benefits are not limited and⁤ include rehabilitation services without cost⁤ restrictions or ⁤time limits.

The ⁤JKM benefits‍ provide​ financial assistance⁣ to heirs in the form of death compensation, regular compensation, funeral expenses, and‍ scholarships for the education of two children.

Individuals who ‌want to participate in the movement can register vulnerable ⁣workers through the JMO (Jamsostek⁢ Mobile)⁢ application. Haryani revealed that many vulnerable workers and families have benefited‌ from the Sertakan movement, including⁢ recipients‍ of JKM and JKK benefits.

Some children of ​disadvantaged workers have⁣ even received scholarship ⁢benefits for higher education due to⁣ work-related accidents or‍ death. The Sertakan program‍ also educates​ and stimulates participation in the ‍BPJS Ketenagakerjaan, ⁤with many participants continuing their contributions independently after initial support from the‌ program.

“Participants are beginning ​to ‍realize the importance of having self-protection ​through the BPJS employment program, which is ⁤affordable and provides valuable ⁣benefits,” Haryani concluded.