The government has stipulated that provincial and local governments must determine the 2026 provincial and regional minimum wage standards by December 24, 2025, which also serves as the deadline for local governments to announce the Regional Minimum Wage (UMK). As of the deadline, only a few regions had published their standards, with Bekasi City predicted to have the highest in Indonesia at IDR 5,999,422. The Regional Minimum Wage is the minimum wage floor that companies must pay local workers, determined by the governor based on recommendations from regents, mayors, and the wage council, taking into account factors such as inflation, economic growth, and basic living needs. The regions that have announced their 2026 Regional Minimum Wage standards and the specific amounts are as follows:• Bekasi City: IDR 5,999,422, an increase of 0.62%;• Bekasi Regency: IDR 5,938,885, an increase of 6.8%;• Pontianak City: IDR 3,205,220;• Sumbawa Barat Regency: IDR 2,700,000, an increase of IDR 119,000;• Rejang Lebong Regency: IDR 2,841,000;• Samarinda City: IDR 3,724,437, an increase of IDR 259,444, or 6.97%;• Berau Regency: IDR 4,391,337.55;• Malinau Regency: IDR 4,040,073, an increase of 5%;• East Kutai Regency: IDR 4,067,436, an increase of 8.64%;• Siak Regency: IDR 4,001,327.