Net income is a measure of the success of the new online motorcycle taxi revenue sharing rules.
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The Indonesian government has implemented a new profit-sharing regulation for online motorcycle taxi (ojol) drivers, establishing a 92 to 8 percent revenue split. The policy has sparked discussions regarding its tangible effects on the ground.
In response to the policy, the Garda Indonesia Online Motorcycle Taxi Drivers Association has evaluated the implementation. The association emphasizes that net income must serve as the primary indicator to measure the true success and effectiveness of the new profit-sharing rules for drivers.
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Antara News (Jakarta, Indonesia) (ID): Pendapatan bersih jadi ukuran keberhasilan aturan baru bagi hasil ojolFocuses on driver association's demand to use net income as success metric
Antara News (Jakarta, Indonesia) (ID): Aturan bagi hasil 92:8 persen beri dampak nyata bagi pengemudi ojolHighlights the tangible real-world impacts of the 92:8 profit-sharing ratio
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