Dewi Ernawati | Coretan Mahasiswa Sastra

Dewi Ernawati | 16.03.52.0053 Cindy Oktavani Kumboro P. | 16.03.52.0057 *** Cindy as a Supervisor Dewi as a Chef Santi as Waiter (Dewi) Rini as Cashier (Cindy) At 7 p.m Cindy   : Rini after the closing hours please gather the other employees in the meeting room. Rini      : Ok, I will tell it to them. (After the closing hours of the café) Cindy   : Good evening everyone, I am sorry I gathering all of you in this time. I gather all of you because of I see that our cafe has less revenue lately. What’s wrong? Dewi    : Yes miss because of lately the customer of our café is deserted Santi     : Maybe it’s because there is a new café near here so the customers try to buy their product. Rini      : Is there a new café near here? Santi     : Yes, yesterday I passed in front of that café and there are many customers there. Dewi    : Woah, so...

The text describe about the condition of underprivileged millennial nowadays who life in modern era. In general, the typical media conception of the Indonesian millennial is not that different from its global counterpart – that of an upper-middle class, highly-educated, latte-sipping, GoFood-ordering urban youth, probably employed in the technology or creative sector. In Indonesia there are many millennial percentage, 20% no education, 18.04% Incomplete, 36.59% Primary, 9.38% Lower Secondary and 5.60% Upper secondary. From that percentage we can know that Indonesian millennial nowadays not have enough higher education. In November, President Joko "Jokowi" Widodo unveiled his crack new team of young expert staffers, who seem to embody the millennial image, with entrepreneurs aplenty, not to mention a couple of Ivy League graduates in the mix. Many millennial in Indonesia not have the same higher education, however in this era we have to struggle with the condition to...

This article is talk about many of cultural events being canceled amid the coronavirus or Covid-19.  Many events in every countries have been canceled because of this. Quite a lot of losses which arises, many places are closed and many people are laid off from their jobs. For the example, The Louvre in Paris, which houses the famous "Mona Lisa," is closed until further notice. Of course, such closures can seem immaterial compared to the public health crisis posed by Covid-19 and its rising death toll. I have read an article from the other website, the article said that " The International Labor Organization (ILO) warned Wednesday that the economic fallout from coronavirus could cause a loss of up to 25 million jobs".  In an initial assessment report of the impact of the novel virus, the ILO said: “The effects will be far-reaching, pushing millions of people into unemployment, underemployment and working poverty, and proposes measures for a decisive, coordina...