Legal certainty critical for Indonesia's gig economy
Disputes involving Gojek, Grab reveal gaps in existing laws to cover riders, users
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Jakarta
INDONESIA'S digital sector has been one of the bright sparks in a year when the economy has been decimated by the coronavirus outbreak and a sharp downturn in consumer spending.
According to a recent report by Google, the country's digital economy is set to expand by 11 per cent in 2020 to US$44 billion, from US$40 billion in 2019.
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