<![CDATA[This study aims to identify the individual characteristics of employed persons associated with their status as non-permanent workers in Jambi Province. The analysis was conducted using data from the August 2025 National Labor Force Survey (Sakernas) and applied a logistic regression method. The results indicate that male workers, individuals with education levels of primary school or below, junior secondary school, and senior secondary school, as well as those working in the agricultural sector, are more likely to be employed as non-permanent workers. Although non-permanent employment is characterized by the absence of social security and labor protection, this type of employment has become increasingly prevalent alongside global economic development. Therefore, the government is expected to continue promoting the expansion of opportunities and access to higher education so that workers can obtain higher qualifications and stronger bargaining positions. In addition, greater attention should be given to workers in the agricultural sector to ensure access to labor protection and specific social security programs.]]>
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