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Arsip 2025:

1 January

9.2.1. Number of university spin offs

THE Impact Ranking - Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure Wednesday, 1 January 2025

9.3.1. Number of university spin offs9.3.1. Number of university spin offs9.3.1. Number of university spin offs9.3.1. Number of university spin offs9.3.1. Number of university spin offs9.3.1.

9.4.1. Pendapatan penelitian dari industri dan perdagangan

THE Impact Ranking - Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure Wednesday, 1 January 2025

9.4.1. Research income from industry and commerce9.4.1. Research income from industry and commerce9.4.1. Research income from industry and commerce9.4.1. Research income from industry and commerce9.4.1. Research income from industry and commerce9.4.1.

8.2.1. Employment practice

THE Impact Ranking - Decent Work and Economic Growth Wednesday, 1 January 2025

UGM ensures all staff and faculty receive at least a living wage through nationally regulated civil-servant salaries, Rector’s Decree–based wages for non-civil servants, and additional performance incentives and lecturer allowances that support fair and competitive compensation.

8.2.2. Employment practice unions

THE Impact Ranking - Decent Work and Economic Growth Wednesday, 1 January 2025

UGM supports employee organizations such as KORPAGAMA and the UGM Workers Union (Sejagad), which serve as platforms for staff and lecturers to exercise their rights, engage in fair representation, and strengthen workplace inclusivity through activities like board elections, retirement awards, solidarity programs, and collective labor advocacy.
UGM upholds strict nondiscrimination in the workplace, as affirmed through multiple Board of Trustees and Rector’s regulations, which collectively emphasize fairness, equality, and the strengthening of nondiscriminatory principles across all aspects of human resource management.

8.2.3. Employment policy on discrimination

THE Impact Ranking - Decent Work and Economic Growth Wednesday, 1 January 2025

UGM upholds strict nondiscrimination in the workplace, as affirmed through multiple Board of Trustees and Rector’s regulations, which collectively emphasize fairness, equality, and the strengthening of nondiscriminatory principles across all aspects of human resource management.

8.2.4. Employment policy modern slavery

THE Impact Ranking - Decent Work and Economic Growth Wednesday, 1 January 2025

UGM strictly prohibits child and forced labour by enforcing a minimum employment age of 18 and tightly regulating overtime through its annually reviewed General Financial Standards, ensuring that no form of modern slavery occurs on campus.

8.2.5. Employment practice equivalent rights outsourcing

THE Impact Ranking - Decent Work and Economic Growth Wednesday, 1 January 2025

UGM safeguards the rights of outsourced workers by requiring government-standard wages, enforcing protections through multiple Rector’s regulations and circulars, and mandating that all procurement and contract processes follow centralized guidelines managed by the UGM Procurement Office via the SIPINTER system.

8.2.6. Employment policy pay scale equity

THE Impact Ranking - Decent Work and Economic Growth Wednesday, 1 January 2025

UGM enforces an equal-pay policy by using standardized salary tables based solely on employment status, position, and length of service—aligned with national regulations and Rector’s decrees—ensuring that no gender-based wage differences exist.

8.2.7. Tracking pay scale for gender equity

THE Impact Ranking - Decent Work and Economic Growth Wednesday, 1 January 2025

UGM ensures transparent and gender-equal salary payments through its Simaster Finance electronic system, which records and monitors all financial transactions in accordance with government regulations and the Rector’s decree on basic salaries.
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