Document background
The Back to Work Order Letter is a crucial document in Indonesian employment practice, commonly used when businesses need to formally recall employees to the workplace after periods of absence, such as temporary closures, emergencies, or remote work arrangements. This document gained particular significance during the COVID-19 pandemic but remains relevant for various situations requiring formal return-to-work instructions. It must comply with Indonesian labor laws, including Law No. 13 of 2003 on Manpower and relevant health and safety regulations. The letter typically includes essential information such as return dates, working arrangements, health and safety protocols, and any modified employment terms. It serves both as a formal instruction and a legal record of the return-to-work directive.
