International Journal of Management and Industrial Science

Implementation of Health Protocol Discipline Policy in Tripartite Industrial Relations Activities as a COVID-19 Preventions Effort in Pasuruan Regency, Indonesia

2023-10-18T12:13:01+07:00

The potential for the spread of COVID-19 through the industrial relations negotiation activity chain requires special attention considering that Pasuruan Regency is an industrial area development area. Efforts to control the spread of COVID-19 through discipline using health protocols in every sectoral activity in Pasuruan Regency are regulated through the Pasuruan Government Regulation Number 36 of 2020 concerning Guidelines for the New Normal Order in COVID-19 Pandemic Conditions. The purpose of this study is to analyze and describe the effectiveness of the implementation of these policies in the tripartite industrial relations agenda in Pasuruan Regency. This research is a qualitative study through a case study approach with the observation method. The theoretical approach used in this research is the Edward III policy implementation model approach, with a qualitative descriptive research type. The results showed that the implementation of the health protocol discipline policy in tripartite negotiations in Pasuruan Regency was considered to be running well. Health protocols on the implementation of tripartite industrial relations activities in 2020 in the conditions of the Covid-19 pandemic were able to adapt to the new normal and succeeded in preventing the occurrence of new clusters of COVID-19.

Controlling Raw Materials for Dry Grain Destiller with Solubles Using EOQ: A Case Study at PT. Haida Agriculture, Indonesia

2023-10-18T12:07:36+07:00

Raw material inventory management is one of the important aspects to support the smooth production process. The implementation of inventory management in the company is a primary need because if there is a problem in the supply of raw material, all the company’s operation activities will be distrupted. This study discusses one of the main raw materials in PT. Haida Agiculture Indonesia, namely Destillers Dried Grains With Solubles (DDGS). The purpose of this study is to determine whether the control of raw material inventory for Destillers Dried Grains With Solubles (DDGS) using the Economic Order Quantity (EOQ) methode is more optimal then the conventional methode applied by the company. The results obtained that the quantity of an economical purchase is 237.784 tons. The optimal frequency of purchasing raw materials is 17 times a year. Safety stock is 574.272 tonsn and the re order point is 602.206 tons. The total cost inventory which was originally Rp. 3.698.480 can be saved Rp. 3.439.159 so the savings that accur are Rp. 259.321.

Comparative Design Strategy for Improving the Competitiveness of Small and Medium Business Clusters for Coffee Processing

2023-10-18T12:11:46+07:00

Indonesia is one of the largest coffee exporting countries in the world. Increasing the competitiveness of small and medium coffee industry clusters is a strategic issue that needs to be considered. The small and medium coffee industry in Indonesia can become a mainstay commodity for export to foreign countries. However, the small and medium coffee industry still has many obstacles, including low human resources capabilities, difficulty in penetrating access to capital, and low levels of technology adoption. This study was conducted to determine the strategy model for increasing the competitiveness of relevant small and medium industry clusters of coffee processing. One methodological approach alone is not enough to strive to increase the competitiveness of the small and medium coffee industry in Indonesia. Comparing strategic management is a choice of an alternative approach to able to increase optimal competitiveness. By comparing the structural equation model and SWOT analysis, it is hoped that the right program recommendations will be found to increase the competitiveness of the sustainable small and medium coffee industry.

Measurement of Utilization of Tofu Production Waste for Biogas with Green Productivity Method and IFAS-EFAS Analysis: Case Study in CV. Proma Tofu

2023-10-18T12:15:45+07:00

Many household-scale tofu industries in Indonesia still do not have a liquid waste treatment process. The reluctance of the tofu factory owner to treat the liquid waste because it is difficult to process, plus it is considered not to produce added value. Whereas tofu liquid waste has the potential to produce biogas in an aerobic process. By processing the liquid waste of the tofu factory into biogas, the factory owner not only contributes to preserving nature but also increases his income by reducing fuel consumption in the tofu-making process and can be utilized by the surrounding community so as to increase the factory's income. The type of Green Productivity method used is green use. With the aim of trying to preserve the environment and produce products with environmentally friendly designs. Meanwhile, using IFAS and EFAS analysis can provide alternative solutions for solving company problems. Using the analysis of internal factors (strengths, weaknesses) and external factors of the company (opportunities and threats) as well as the calculation of the IFAS and EFAS matrices, the best alternative is the Growth Strategy. The company has very supportive opportunities and strengths so that it can maximize existing opportunities. By continuing to support the company's aggressive growth policy. As well as using various strategic formulations resulting from the IFAS and EFAS analysis matrices, this research can realize the balancing and maximizing the productivity and impact of waste on the environment.

Trademark Policy for Small and Medium Industries in Indonesia

2023-10-18T12:10:15+07:00

Small and Medium Industries have an important and strategic role in national economic development. The SME sector is an economic strength for Indonesia. The number of SMEs in Indonesia each year has increased significantly. Many SMEs industry players in Indonesia do not yet have formal legality for their trademarks due to limited capital and a lack of understanding of the benefits of brand legality for them. This study uses a normative juridical research method. SMIs that do not have trademark legality do not get legal protection, because a trademark will get legal protection if it has registered a trademark. Thus, a policy is needed that regulates SMEs in Indonesia to obtain legal protection for their trademarks. Thus, due to the criteria for SMEs industry business actors to have limitations in terms of capital, assets and annual sales results when compared to Non-SMEs business actors, the government makes it easy for SMEs industry players to register brands, namely through a policy of lower SMEs brand registration fees. cheaper than non-SMES brands, cooperate with the Directorate General of Intellectual Property of the Ministry of Law and Human Rights and the Ministry of Cooperatives and SMES, provide financial incentives for registration of SMES trademark registrations, as well as registration of collective marks for the SMES industry.