Indonesia is a country where most people still tend to embrace patriarchy, this causes often
problems related to freedom and protection of women. Women in Indonesia are still
considered quite domestic in various ways, not least in the field of work. The author
specifically writes related to the Fulfillment of Women's Workers' Rights because at this
time there are already many women who become workers. Economic demands are one of
the important factors why become many female workers. Open opportunities for women to
have a good education, and extensive employment is a contributing factor to the existence
of female workers. Along with the number of female workers, the problems related to
female workers become complex. Although the existence of women should be considered
equal to men but women have conditions that are certainly different from men both in terms
of physical, mental, and their role in the family and society. So the fulfillment of women's
workers' rights should be a concern because although it has been regulated in Law No. 13
of 2003 on Menpower & Law No. 11 of 2020 on Job Creation work but can not be
implemented thoroughly and there are still many companies that have not implemented it
so that rights cannot be enjoyed by female workers