What are the salaries of the 27 athletes appointed as civil servants? Here are the details

– How much is the salary of athletes who become civil servants is much discussed. This is because 27 Indonesian athletes have officially been accepted as Civil Servants (PNS) within the Ministry of Youth and Sports (Kemenpora) of the Republic of Indonesia. This inauguration is an acknowledgment of their achievements and dedication in the field of sports.

The names of athletes such as Anthony Sinisuka Ginting, Greysia Polii, and Jonatan Christie have officially become civil servants of the Athletes with Achievement formation. Led directly by the Minister of Youth and Sports of the Republic of Indonesia, Dito Ariotedjo, at the Kemenpora Wisma Auditorium, the appointment ceremony was carried out by taking oaths and promises and handing over a Decree (SK).

The appointment of 27 athletes to become civil servants aims to appreciate the athletes who have struggled to fight for and make the Indonesian nation’s good name in the field of sports in international arenas. The government has also proven that they have paid attention to the fate of the athletes after they were no longer active as athletes.

Not only badminton athletes, there are several athletes from other sports such as tennis, wushu, gymnastics, and weightlifting who are included in the appointment of athletes to become civil servants. This is an injection of enthusiasm for other athletes so they can train even harder so they can bring Indonesia’s good name.

Following are the names of athletes who were appointed as civil servants:

1. Aldila Sutjiadi (Tennis)
2. Christopher Benjamin Rungkang (Tennis)
3. Edgar Xavier Marvelo (Wushu)
4. Felda Elvira Santoso (Wushu)
5. Haris Horatius (Wushu)
6. Rifda Irfanaluthfi (Gymnastics)
7. Sri Wahyu Agustiani (Weightlifting)
8. Angga Pratama (Badminton)
9. Edi Subbaktiar (Badminton)
10. Firman Abdul Kholik (Badminton)
11. Fitriani (Badminton)
12. Hafiz Faizal (Badminton)
13. Ihsan Maulana (Badminton)
14. Ni Ketut Mahadewi Istarani (Badminton)
15. Debby Susanto (Badminton)
16. Greysia Polii (Badminton)
17. Tantowi Ahmad (Badminton)
18. Lilyana Natsir (Badminton)
19. Anthony Sinisuka Ginting (Badminton)
20. Apriyani Rahayu (Badminton)
21. Gregoria Mariska Tunjung (Badminton)
22. Fajar Alfian (Badminton)
23. Jonathan Christie (Badminton)
24. Kevin Sanjaya Sukamuljo (Badminton)
25. Marcus Fernaldi Gideon (Badminton)
26. Mohammad Ahsan (Badminton)
27. Muhammad Rian Ardianto (Badminton)

How Much Is the Salary of a Civil Servant Athlete?

Many have asked how much the salaries of athletes who become civil servants are. According to Government Regulation (PP) Number 15 of 2019 concerning the Eighteenth Amendment to Government Regulation Number 7 of 1977 concerning Salary Regulations for Civil Servants, civil servant salaries are arranged in groups. The salary system also applies to athletes who have just officially become civil servants.

Group I

• Ia = IDR 1,560,800 – IDR 2,335,800.
• Ib = IDR 1,704,500 – IDR 2,472,900.
• Ic = IDR 1,776,600 – IDR 2,577,500.
• Id = IDR 1,851,800 – IDR 2,686,500.

Group II

• IIa = IDR 2,022,200 – IDR 3,373,000.
• IIb = IDR 2,208,400 – IDR 3,516,300.
• IIc = IDR 2,301,800 – IDR 3,665,000.
• IId = IDR 2,399,200 – IDR 3,820,000.

Group III

• IIIa = IDR 2,579,400 – IDR 4,236,400.
• IIIb = IDR 2,688,500 – IDR 4,415,600.
• IIIc = IDR 2,802,300 – IDR 4,602,400.
• IIId = IDR 2,920,800 – IDR 4,797,000.

Group IV

• IVa = IDR 3,044,300 – IDR 5,000,000.
• IVb = IDR 3,173,100 – IDR 5,211,500.
• IVc = IDR 3,307,300 – IDR 5,431,900.
• IVd = IDR 3,447,200 – IDR 5,661,700.
• IVe = IDR 3,593,100 – IDR 5,901,200.