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    Default Bank Indonesia Survey on Foreign Workers 2009

    Just read a survey on foreign workers in Indonesia. I found it a bit confusing but you may be interested in a couple of interesting (sort of) facts. I received in pdf form so some highlights:
    1. The number of foreign workers in Indonesia at the end of September 2009 was 45,384
    2. 63% of those workers reside in Jakarta
    3. Most are professionals(35%) followed by Technicians (24%) and Managers (18%)
    4. The highest proportion of those workers are from Asia – China (41%) Japan (22%) South Korea (18%) and India (13%)
    5. The majority (38%) receive salaries between 25 and 50 million a month. The construction and mining sector pays the highest salaries which were above 125 million a month while agricultural, financial, leasing and service industries paid below 10 million a month.
    6. Biggest portion of expat salaries spent on consumption (49%)
    7. The highest level of remittance was from Chinese workers while Germans were the lowest.
    That's about all I can make sense of.
    I am not young enough to know everything

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    Well Frost My Balls!! They didn't care to mention oilfield trash?
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    Quote Originally Posted by tjamail View Post
    Well Frost My Balls!! They didn't care to mention oilfield trash?
    Sorry, I just checked and it said mining and extraction sector pays the highest salaries which were above 125 million a month. That's the closest they came to mentioning oil.
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    Ohhh owkey, thought we were exempt from something there for a moment
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    Quote Originally Posted by tjamail View Post
    Well Frost My Balls!! They didn't care to mention oilfield trash?
    I understand you can get that service if you work on the North Sea rigs and go out without your trousers.

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    MAS FRED !!!
    Thanks Good you're still alive.... hows the sheeps doing ???...
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    The number of foreign workers in Indonesia at the end of September 2009 was 45,384

    really??
    surprised at that, seems quite a low figure
    but then again it is sort of "discouraged" for firms to employ expats etc
    whereas in dubai, theres about 10,000 alone working just for emirates airline
    not bad for a population of +/- 5m whole of uae and what +/- 200m in indonesia?!

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    Quote Originally Posted by tjamail View Post
    They didn't care to mention oilfield trash?
    Oilfield Trash .. there .. just did
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    Quote Originally Posted by lantern View Post
    Sorry, I just checked and it said mining and extraction sector pays the highest salaries which were above 125 million a month. That's the closest they came to mentioning oil.
    ........... try doubling the figure to get in the ball park
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mas Fred View Post
    I understand you can get that service if you work on the North Sea rigs and go out without your trousers.
    ......... or playing rugby in January without a fur lined jockstrap.... and ladies there is NOTHING.... and that includes childbirth ..........NOTHING like taking a rugby ball in the nuts at point blank range on a frosty Saturday afternoon ... the initial impact is bad enough but when the nether regions thaw out in the communal bath.............. aaarrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrggghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh hhhh
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