In the context of labor regulation reform in Indonesia, the Job Creation Law emerged as a government effort to increase economic efficiency and industrial competitiveness, but received mixed responses regarding its impact on workers' welfare and rights. This research aims to critically analyze and evaluate the real influence of the implementation of the Job Creation Law on working conditions, welfare and protection of workers' rights in Indonesia. The purpose of writing this journal is to evaluate in depth the impact of the Job Creation Law on the welfare and fulfillment of workers' rights in Indonesia in the context of changing labor laws. This research method uses a descriptive qualitative approach, by collecting data through in-depth interviews, document studies, and comparative analysis of similar cases in other countries, to assess the impact of the Job Creation Law on the welfare and rights of workers in Indonesia. The main results of this research show that the Job Creation Law brought about significant changes in labor regulations in Indonesia, but its impact on workers' welfare and rights tends to vary, with some aspects seeing improvements in efficiency and flexibility, while other aspects raise concerns about worker protection and work standards. In particular, this research identifies an increase in companies' operational flexibility, but also highlights the need to strengthen worker protection mechanisms to ensure a balance between business flexibility and worker well-being. The main conclusion from this research is that the Job Creation Law has had a complex impact on the employment environment in Indonesia, where there has been increased efficiency and flexibility for employers, but has also raised challenges and the need for increased protection for workers' rights. Therefore, further policy adjustments and developments are needed to ensure a balance between economic growth and worker welfare, as well as the fulfillment of fair and sustainable work standards. effective in making decisions. Writing this journal contributes to providing an objective view and in-depth analysis of the effects of the Job Creation Law, which has the potential to guide policy makers, legal practitioners and industry players in formulating more effective and sustainable strategies to balance economic interests and workers' rights in Indonesia .