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Pengamat sosial dari Unversitas Batanghari Jambi Drs Sainil Munir mengatakan, Menteri Tenaga Kerja dan Transmigrasi (Menakertrans) yang baru Muhaimin Iskandar harus lebih peduli meningkatkan perlindungan tenaga kerja Indonesia (TKI) yang masih banyak mengalami siksaan di luar negeri.
“Kasus TKI yang mengalami penyiksaan dan haknya diabaikan di luar negeri hingga kini masih terus terjadi, dan itu merupakan tanggung jawab Menakertrans untuk memberikan perlindungan pada mereka,” kata Sainil di Jambi, Kamis (22/10). Menurut dia, penerapan perlindungan TKI di luar negeri hingga kini juga belum berjalan dengan baik, sehingga kasus pelecehan, penganiayaan, bahkan pembunuhan yang sering dijuluki pahlawan devisa itu selalu berulang.
Menakertrans yang baru selain keras membela hak TKI di luar negeri juga dituntut kerja keras membenahi sistem perekrutan TKI yang akan dikirim ke luar negeri. Banyaknya perusahaan pengerah jasa tenaga kerja Indonesia (PJTKI) ilegal yang merekrut dan memberangkatkan TKI juga secara ilegal sering luput dari pengawasan dan tindakan pemerintah.
Selain itu, kendati PJTKI itu jelas dan legal, namun wilayah rekrut TKI dengan kantor domisili perusahaan itu juga berbeda, sehingga bila terjadi kasus TKI di luar negeri perusahaan itu susah dituntut. Ia mencontohkan, PJTKI di Pekanbaru, Riau merekrut TKI di Jambi, dan diberangkatkan lewat Batam, Kepulauan Riau, namun bila terjadi kasus di luar negeri yang disibukkan Pemerintah di Provinsi Jambi.
Ketegasan dan kejelasan PJTKI tersebut juga harus mendapat perhatian serius Menakertrans yang baru, supaya kasus yang merugikan pekerja Indonesia di luar negeri bisa diminamilir bila perlu dihentikan. Ia menyebutkan, keberadaan TKI juga terkait wibawa dan citra Indonesia di mata dunia, sehingga pekerja yang dikirim ke luar negri itu betul-betul tenaga kerja handal yang mempunyai keahlian.
“Yang tidak kalah penting yang harus diperhatikan ialah PJTKI dalam mengirim TKI harus berdasarkan permintaan atau ‘job order’ dari negara yang membutuhkan, dan sebelumnya harus disiapkan keahlian dan keterampilan yang dibutuhkan didukung penguasaan bahasa negara tempat TKI bekerja,” kata Sainil Munir.
http://www.mediaindonesia.com/read/2009/10/22/101688/126/101/Menakertrans-Harus-Tingkatkan-Kepedulian-Pada-TKI
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The province of Jambi is located in Central Sumatra encompassing an area of 53,435 km2 almost 60% consisting of forest area has made the province not only the home of a large variety of fauna and flora but also an exciting place for the sporty and adventure types. Temperatures seldom reach 90o F (33o C) and usually vary during the from 74o F to 88o F (23o C to 31o C) and are cooler on the mountains. Jambi province has a population of about 2.031.954 million consisting of Jambinese, Minangkabau, Javanese, Sundanese and descendants of Indiana and Chinese. About 90% are Moslem and the remaining 10% are Christians, Hindus and Buddhists.
They earn their living as farmers, traders and public servants. Getting to Jambi municipality, the province capital city is no problem. There are two daily 55 minutes flights from Jambi. It will take one hour from Batam island. Chartered aircrafts is also available and advance booking is recommended. Sultan Thaha airport is only a 10 minutes drive from the town center. Trading ships sail along Batang Hari river to Boom Batu, Jambi's riverport, one of the busiest parts in Sumatra. To see more of the land, bus riding is an interesting experience. It is 4 hours drive from Palembang and 8 hours drive from Padang.
