Track: Occupational Safety and Health (OSH)

Abstract

As stipulated in the Indonesian Labour Law, every worker/labour is entitled to have a work safety and health
protection. The Labour Law no. 13 Year 2003, for instance, regulates the working hour and overtime, break, and
leaves, and the rights of employees. in fact, the rights of workers in film industry are already ensured by the
Government in the Law of Film Year 2009.

However, to this day Indonesian film industry does not seem to officially implement these laws. There were
several cases of Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE), which caused dead or fatal injuries to film workers,
without applying the regulations mentioned above. Other HSE issues include the cases where only few film
producers gave insurance to the film workers or apply proper risk assessment or provide first aid kits

By having in-depth interview with key persons of the field, such as the workers who are also assessors of
Indonesian National Work Competency Standards (Standar Kompetensi Kerja Nasional Indonesia . SKKNI), as
well as and film producers, this research aims to map out such issues and answering why and how the laws on
work health and safety are not implemented in the Indonesian film industry. This research has resulted in the
maps of problems, recommendations for the policymakers, film workers, and related institutes concerning HSE
and the rights of film workers