Indonesian trade unions to rally as government files new labour rules to parliament

JAKARTA (Reuters) - A coalition of trade unions will mobilise thousands of people next week to block the Indonesian government's plan to relax restrictive labour rules, as President Joko Widodo's administration is set to hand over a bill to parliament.The protest could set the stage for what could be a difficult parliamentary debate of a politically sensitive bill, despite Widodo's coalition controlling 74% of the seats. Revising the 2003 Labour law is unpopular, but it is top of the list that..