Legal certainty critical for Indonesia's gig economy
Disputes involving Gojek, Grab reveal gaps in existing laws to cover riders, users
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.
