Tauvik Muhamad has more than twenty years of experience at ILO in Jakarta, Bangkok, and Dhaka. His works covers social protection, crisis response, industrial relations, blue economy, as well as business and human rights.
He has a bachelor’s in economics from the University of Indonesia, and a master’s in public administration from the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, National University of Singapore.
He’s currently a pro-bono lecturer at the Paramadina Graduate School of Diplomacy.
You can reach him via e-mail on: contact@obfuscatetauvikmuhamad.com
Articles tagged with: published
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How to make EU-CEPA work for Indonesia
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Toward equitable growth and responsible business conduct
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Further steps are needed to ensure protection for domestic workers in coming bill
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Do Indonesian trade unions address the future of work?
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Migrant fishers prone to modern slavery
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Why skills development is even more imperative in Indonesia
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Getting industrial relations back on track
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Not just investment: Jobs for locals
November 16th 2015, The Jakarta Post
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Is the proposed government rule on minimum wage a lasting solution?
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Revisiting old-age and unemployment insurance schemes
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The 'principal agent' problem in Indonesian politics
May 21st 2014, The Jakarta Post
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Fixing the minimum wage hike: Does it matter?
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Investing in quality 'second chance' education
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May Day rally as part of labor union's strategic action
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Fuel-price policy and social protection floor in Indonesia
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The dispute over minimum wages in Indonesia: Who's to decide how much is enough?
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Covering the uncovered: Making Indonesian social security work
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Is a flexible labour market stabilizing unemployment, or a rigid thing?
April 4th 2006, The Jakarta Post
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Removing HIV/AIDS discrimination in Indonesian labor regulations
July 13th 2004, The Jakarta Post
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Next government faces 'jobless growth'
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Globalization, Inequality and Poverty Reduction
April 30th 2004, The ILO Newsletter
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HIV/AIDS and child traficking for prostitution
July 23rd 2003, Koran TEMPO
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Business versus HIV/AIDS
July 2nd 2003, Koran TEMPO