PT Anugerah Bahari Pasifik, ABP Manpower

Our Commitments

Commitment of PT Anugerah Bahari Pasifik

As an Indonesian Migrant Worker Placement Company (P3MI)

PT ANUGERAH BAHARI PASIFIK is committed to being a professional, integrity-driven, transparent, and accountable Indonesian Migrant Worker Placement Company (P3MI), delivering overseas placement services that prioritize human rights protection, occupational safety, welfare, and respect for the dignity of every migrant worker.

Fifteen commitments

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In carrying out all of its business activities, PT ANUGERAH BAHARI PASIFIK commits to:

At Graha ABP

Work that happens in our rooms.

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Candidate registration and document assistance at the ABP service desk
Registration Registration desk
One-to-one interview and document review at ABP
Interview Interview & review
ABP classroom prepared for candidate briefing and training
Classroom Classroom
ABP briefing room ready for candidate preparation sessions
Briefing Briefing room

Company commitments

Fifteen obligations we work by.

Compliance with Laws and Regulations

Conducting all recruitment, training, placement, and return activities in accordance with the laws of the Republic of Indonesia, including provisions on the protection of Indonesian Migrant Workers and the laws of destination countries.

Respect for Human Rights

Respecting, protecting, and fulfilling the rights of every migrant worker without discrimination based on ethnicity, religion, race, gender, nationality, political views, physical condition, or social background, in line with internationally recognized human rights principles.

Fair Recruitment Principles

Carrying out recruitment honestly and transparently, free from discrimination, fraud, document forgery, and intimidation, and providing accurate information on job type, wages, rights, obligations, and working conditions.

Zero Tolerance for Trafficking and Forced Labour

Applying a zero-tolerance policy against human trafficking, forced labour, modern slavery, labour exploitation, confinement, and all forms of violence against migrant workers.

No Unlawful Fees

Running placement processes under applicable fee rules and never charging candidates fees prohibited by law or cooperation agreements.

Information Transparency

Providing complete and easy-to-understand information on:

  • job type
  • position
  • salary
  • working hours
  • facilities
  • insurance
  • destination country
  • employer name
  • job risks
  • complaint mechanism

Worker Competence and Readiness

Preparing migrant workers through selection, training, briefing, medical and psychological checks, cultural and language education, occupational safety, and competency development to national and international standards.

Occupational Safety and Health

Encouraging that every migrant worker obtain a safe, healthy, violence-free workplace and appropriate safety equipment for their type of work.

Protection Throughout Placement

Monitoring migrant worker conditions from departure, during overseas employment, through return to Indonesia via monitoring systems, overseas partner coordination, and cooperation with Indonesian Missions abroad.

Effective Complaint Mechanisms

Providing complaint channels that are accessible, fast, confidential, and non-discriminatory, with protection against retaliation for workers who report concerns.

Personal Data Confidentiality

Protecting all migrant worker personal data under applicable law and using data only for lawful placement purposes.

Responsible Partnerships

Working only with overseas partners that are legal, reputable, compliant with local law, and committed to migrant worker protection and human rights.

Equality and Non-Discrimination

Providing equal opportunity to every candidate without discrimination and supporting an inclusive, respectful work environment.

Rejection of Corruption and Gratification

Conducting business with integrity and rejecting bribery, gratification, extortion, conflicts of interest, and all forms of corruption.

Continuous Improvement

Continuously evaluating and improving management systems, services, migrant worker protection, and compliance with evolving national regulations and international standards.

Legal Basis

Commitment Foundations

This commitment is carried out with reference to, among others:

  1. Law No. 18 of 2017 on the Protection of Indonesian Migrant Workers.
  2. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR).
  3. The International Convention on the Protection of the Rights of All Migrant Workers and Members of Their Families (1990).
  4. ILO Fundamental Conventions, including freedom of association, elimination of forced labour, abolition of child labour, and elimination of discrimination in employment.
  5. The UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights.
  6. ILO General Principles and Operational Guidelines for Fair Recruitment.
  7. Other international standards relevant to migrant worker and seafarer placement.

Responsible placement

Commitments that guide every stage.

From first registration through overseas monitoring and return, these commitments frame how ABP serves international employers and Indonesian workers.