Tauvik Muhamad has twenty years of experience at ILO, focusing on Jakarta, Bangkok, and Dhaka. His works covers social protection, crisis response, business and human rights.
He has a bachelor’s in economics from the University of Indonesia, and a master’s 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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Business versus HIV/AIDS
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Do Indonesian trade unions address the future of work?
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Covering the uncovered: Making Indonesian social security work
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Fixing the minimum wage hike: Does it matter?
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Is a flexible labour market stabilizing unemployment, or a rigid thing?
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Fuel-price policy and social protection floor in Indonesia
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Globalization, Inequality and Poverty Reduction
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HIV/AIDS and child traficking for prostitution
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Investing in quality 'second chance' education
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Getting industrial relations back on track
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May Day rally as part of labor union's strategic action
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Not just investment: Jobs for locals
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Next government faces 'jobless growth'
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Removing HIV/AIDS discrimination in Indonesian labor regulations
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Migrant fishers prone to modern slavery
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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 dispute over minimum wages in Indonesia: Who's to decide how much is enough?
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The 'principal agent' problem in Indonesian politics
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Toward equitable growth and responsible business conduct
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Why skills development is even more imperative in Indonesia