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Gojek-Grab Gone! Ojol Airasia’s Salary Reaches IDR 10 Million a Month

Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia – Online ojek (ojol) drivers or drivers in Indonesia, such as Gojek and Grab, have the status of non-employee partners with a monthly basic salary. But other things try to be offered by AirAsia.

The Malaysian company recently announced that it will offer a fixed monthly salary to its employees driver motorcycle taxi.

AirAsia ojol drivers in Malaysia are offered a steady income. According to reports, the salary offered is starting from RM 3,000 per month or equivalent to Rp 10 million.

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Drivers will also get other benefits in the form of an Employee Providence Fund (EPF) savings account or old-age insurance and Social Security Organizations (Sosco) or work accident insurance. Not only that, they will also get health insurance, annual leave and travel allowances.

Information only, currently Malaysia only allows the operation of online taxi services. The biggest player in this business is Grab. Meanwhile, Gojek has not yet entered Malaysia.

AirAsia doesn’t seem worried that it will be flooded with job applicants because of this policy. Head of Brand Shipping Lim Ben-Jie said the company had a proper screening process in place before hiring them

He also said the potential for rider growth would benefit the company as one of the big players in the super-app sector, along with Grab and FoodPanda. Air Asia also has no plans to stop the recruitment process

“I don’t think we have any plans to temporarily halt our current recruitment policy, because we want to grow. We currently have 20 permanent riders and are looking for more in the future,” explained Lim Ben-Jie.

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