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63,789 people reported layoffs in Indonesia from January to September
Indonesia's Manpower Ministry recorded 63,789 workers who reported losing their jobs from January through September 2026.
The figures come from reports to the country's Job Loss Insurance system.
West Java had the highest number, with 13,044 workers, followed by Banten and East Java.
The total reflects reports after some duplicate records were removed.
Records with the same national identity number and a layoff date less than six months apart are treated as duplicates.
Workers can still file claims for up to six months after a layoff, so figures for recent months may change as data is updated.
The ministry says figures from different releases should not be compared directly without accounting for updates and reporting cut-off dates.
Indonesia’s Manpower Ministry recorded 63,789 workers reporting layoffs from January to September 2026.
The figure is based on reports submitted to the Job Loss Insurance system.
West Java had the highest reported number, with 13,044 workers, according to CNN Indonesia.
The ministry said recent data may change as claims and records are updated.
It also warned that figures from different publications cannot be compared directly without considering their cut-off dates and update periods.
- Who
- 63,789 workers who reported being laid off.
- What
- The Manpower Ministry recorded their reports in the Job Loss Insurance system.
- When
- January to September 2026.
- Where
- Indonesia; West Java had the most reports.
- Why
- The sources do not state why the workers were laid off.
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In the period from January to September 2026, 63,789 workers reported being laid off in the JKP system
Workers laid off most by province of residence during this period were in West Java Province, at around 20.45 percent
If there is more than one layoff record with an interval of less than 6 months, the records are identified as duplicates and the duplicated records are not counted in the preparation of layoff statistics
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- Reported layoffs
- 63,789 workers
- Reporting period
- January–September 2026
- Data system
- Job Loss Insurance (JKP)
- Highest province
- West Java
- West Java share
- Around 20.45% of the total, according to Detik
Sources
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