In many cases they’ve played a critical role in helping build local economies. In Malaysia, for example, Indonesian construction workers have assisted in much of that nation’s rapid urban and industrial development, while Indonesian plantation employees have been involved with the recent surge in palm oil production.
Indonesians working overseas have won an enviable reputation for cheerfulness, tenacity and adaptability– and for not being afraid of hard work. Discerning employers in the health care industry in Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Singapore prefer Indonesians because they are known to be more patient, careful and considerate towards children, the handicapped andelderly people. Indonesians don’t have an overseas settler ethic. While they are prepared to spend yearsworking abroad to support their families, they return to their homeland once their contracts are completed.
As the 4 biggest population in the world, Indonesia is a potential supply of Manpower, where currently the world is facing Global Workforces in parallel with Global Economy
