Iwan Pontjo ousted, Sugiharto rejects
Board of commissioners of state-owned social security company PT Jamsostek ousted Iwan Pontjowinoto from his post as CEO, Kompas Cyber Media reported.
The decree was signed by Prijono Tjiptoherjanto (president commissioner) with approval of three other commissioners last night. Why?
The board argued no chemistry between Mr Pontjowinoto, former managing director of state-owned investment bank PT Danareksa, and stakeholders. Jamsostek workers union had filed petition to replace Pontjowinoto. Jamsostek managed Indonesian workers fund of UD6 billion.
The board appointed Andi Ahmad M. Amien, director at Jamsostek, as interim CEO. What a mess in the board changes of SOEs in the last few months after what's happened at Bukit Asam, PGN, etc.
It's interesting to see MSOE Sugiharto's response to the crisis, especially the fact of their close relationship. Muhammad Said Didu, secretary to the ministry of SOEs, said Sugiharto sent a letter to BPKP (development & finance supervisory agency) asking for an audit on Jamsotek. I bet Sugiharto is buying time with the move.
Didu admitted the board of commissioners have the rights to oust Pontjowinoto according to the company's deed. "But whether the conditions met, I don't know yet."
On Sunday, Sugiharto defended Pontjowinoto saying his friend can't be ousted, unless he committed crime acts. The minister also defended Jamsostek's performance under Pontjowinoto's leadership.
SOEs Workers Union (SP BUMN) rallied behind Sugiharto and calling for replacement of Jamsostek board of commissioners instead. SP BUMN accused Jamsostek's workers union (SP Jamsostek) of politicking the replacement of Pontjowinoto.
Well, I bet both sides are playing politics. We need strong leadership of President SBY to end the dispute. Wouldn't he?
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The decree was signed by Prijono Tjiptoherjanto (president commissioner) with approval of three other commissioners last night. Why?
The board argued no chemistry between Mr Pontjowinoto, former managing director of state-owned investment bank PT Danareksa, and stakeholders. Jamsostek workers union had filed petition to replace Pontjowinoto. Jamsostek managed Indonesian workers fund of UD6 billion.
The board appointed Andi Ahmad M. Amien, director at Jamsostek, as interim CEO. What a mess in the board changes of SOEs in the last few months after what's happened at Bukit Asam, PGN, etc.
It's interesting to see MSOE Sugiharto's response to the crisis, especially the fact of their close relationship. Muhammad Said Didu, secretary to the ministry of SOEs, said Sugiharto sent a letter to BPKP (development & finance supervisory agency) asking for an audit on Jamsotek. I bet Sugiharto is buying time with the move.
Didu admitted the board of commissioners have the rights to oust Pontjowinoto according to the company's deed. "But whether the conditions met, I don't know yet."
On Sunday, Sugiharto defended Pontjowinoto saying his friend can't be ousted, unless he committed crime acts. The minister also defended Jamsostek's performance under Pontjowinoto's leadership.
SOEs Workers Union (SP BUMN) rallied behind Sugiharto and calling for replacement of Jamsostek board of commissioners instead. SP BUMN accused Jamsostek's workers union (SP Jamsostek) of politicking the replacement of Pontjowinoto.
Well, I bet both sides are playing politics. We need strong leadership of President SBY to end the dispute. Wouldn't he?
READ MORE!!!
posted by yosef at 9:41 AM
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So at a guess, the commissioners time at Jamsostek is pretty limited. Does this have anything to do with the move to tender out unemployment/termination insurance?
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