The Effect of Overtime Work On Family Social Aspects

Abstract

Overtime is defined as work carried out by employees, on the basis of orders from superiors, which exceeds normal working hours on weekdays, or work carried out on employees' weekly rest days or official holidays. The time and overtime pay are already regulated in Law Number 13 year 2003 concerning Employment, and Decree of the Minister of Manpower and Transmigration of the Republic of Indonesia Number 102/Men/VI/2004. A worker who often overtime will get additional income along with the amount of overtime. So that if it is associated with the theory of family welfare that the amount of income will provide the potential to improve family welfare, or it could be said that the income will affect the welfare of the workers. To see firsthand how the effect of overtime work on family welfare was observed at CV "X" in Bali. CV "X" is engaged in the industry of sandals, shoes and bags. Observations were made to prove the effect of overtime work on family welfare in terms of income and social aspects. This research was conducted with observational methods, interviews with workers who were married and often received overtime, and literature studies. Literature study is associated with the results of previous studies. The respondents were 27 people who were all married. From the results concluded (a) Overtime work has a significant and positive influence on family welfare in terms of income aspects of workers at CV "X" in Bali, (b) overtime work has a significant influence but an inverse effect (negative) on family welfare in terms of social aspects at CV "X" in Bali.

Analysis of The Use of 12 Kg LPG (Liquified Petroleum Gas) Conveyance to Complaints of Household Workers

“…The results of the analysis after using the 12 kg LPG conveyance showed a difference (p>0.05) and a decrease in musculoskeletal complaints from the average score of 80.1 to 70, or a decrease of 12.6%. In line with what was stated by Lilik [12], Santosa [13], and Yusuf [14], they stated that the practice position of standing and bending is the wrong position in working especially when using equipment will cause musculoskeletal disorders. Musculoskeletal complaints experienced by housewives are on the back, waist, both knees, and calves.…”