Batam Island Research Articles

Relocation of Rempang residents due to state-owned land

The government's obligation is to manage land for public and private purposes in accordance with the mandate of Article 33 Paragraph (3) of the 1945 Constitution which states that land, air and natural resources are controlled by the state for the greatest prosperity of the people. The relocation of Rempang residents became news that was conveyed because it received resistance from local residents and was a resonant action as a result of Presidential Decree Number 41 of 1973 which stated that the management rights of Batam Island were handed over to the Batam Authority, which means that the entire island area located on Batam Island was handed over with rights status management to Batam authorities. The legal issues raised by the author are first, how is the relocation of Rempang residents over control of state-owned land and second, what are the legal consequences of the relocation of Rempang residents over control of state-owned land. The aim to be achieved by this author is to analyze the implementation of the relocation of Rempang residents over control of stateowned land and to analyze the legal results of the relocation of Rempang residents over control of state-owned land.

Kajian Tekno Ekonomi Terkait Konversi Limbah Biomassa Refuse Derived Fuel (RDF) Menjadi Listrik Melalui Metode Gasifikasi Tiga Tingkat dan Mesin Diesel Dual Fuel di Pulau Batam

The increasing energy demand has led to a decrease in the availability of fossil fuels, making it necessary to seek renewable alternative energy sources. One of the alternative energy solutions that is currently being widely developed is biomass. Biomass can be converted into renewable energy through a process called gasification. Gasification is the conversion process of solid fuels, often referred to as Municipal Solid Waste (MSW), which can be processed into Biomass Refuse Derived Fuel (RDF) for the three-stage gasification process to produce syngas. Syngas can then be used as fuel for diesel engines to generate electricity in a “Waste to Electric” system. This study utilizes a diesel engine with a dual-fuel system. The objective of operating the diesel engine with a dual-fuel system is to determine the impact of using syngas, obtained from the gasification of RDF pellets, in a diesel engine with a dual-fuel system. The dual-fuel diesel system operates using two types of fuel: diesel fuel and gas fuel. The gas fuel used is syngas resulting from the gasification of RDF biomass pellets. During the gasification process, variations in the air ratio will be adjusted in the pyrolysis, oxidation, and reduction zones with air ratio comparisons of 0:10:0, 1:8:1, 2:7:1, and 1:7:2. The syngas produced from the gasification process will be used as fuel for the dual-fuel diesel engine. The performance characterization of the dual-fuel diesel engine will be conducted by testing the engine at 5000 rpm with load variations from 500 watts to 5000 watts in 500-watt increments, and by varying the mass flow rate of the syngas by adjusting the syngas valve opening. This study aims to demonstrate that RDF has promising potential as a renewable electricity source. The three-stage gasification process has proven effective in converting RDF into high-quality syngas. The dual-fuel diesel engine can operate stably and produce electricity with lower emissions compared to conventional diesel engines. The utilization of RDF biomass waste for power generation through three-stage gasification and dual-fuel diesel engines offers a sustainable solution to waste management issues and provides environmentally friendly electricity on Batam Island.

Studi Penurunan Emisi GRK dan Analisa Ekonomi Pada Pembangkit Listrik Tenaga Surya (PLTS) Apung Tembesi 46 MWP

Based on data from the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources, Indonesia has abundant potential for solar power development, even with relatively low irradiation times. The implementation of solar power plants can directly mitigate the negative impact of carbon emissions caused by fossil power plants, especially coal-fired power plants. This study is aimed to calculate the carbon emission reduction from the construction of FPVPP Tembesi Batam and conduct economic analysis of FPVPP construction by considering Net Present Value (NPV), and Payback Period (PBP), and Internal Rate of Return (IRR) for PLN Batam located in Tembesi Batam Islands Indonesia. This Tembesi solar power plant will be the largest solar power plant in Batam Island which is intended to replace the role of fossil power plants. The study also analyzes the financial impact of carbon credits and renewable energy certificates that PLN Batam will obtain if it fully implements the Tembesi solar power plant. Based on the results of our study, the total carbon emission reduction due to the use of FPVPP when compared to Batam's electricity carbon emission is 67,278,560-ton CO2 in a year. The use of FPVPP in Tembesi, Batam affects the savings of primary energy payments each year and from the economic analysis using the NPV, PBP, and IRR methods, the results show that the feasibility of investing in the construction of FPVPP in Tembesi, Batam is considered feasible and profitable for PT PLN (Persero), the environment, and the scope of the Indonesian state.

Government of Batam City's Strategy in Implementing SEZ Policy

Regional autonomy, FTZ, KEK, institutional dualism, and special autonomy One of Indonesia's cities with the quickest growth is Batam. The Batam Authority, now known as BP Batam, constructed Batam Island in the 1970s, and it has since grown and gained a number of economic advantages. The issues Batam City is currently experiencing have existed since Batam implemented regional autonomy. An institutional dualism with the BCG, which had existed since the 1970s, evolved as a result of the BCG's arrival in 2000. The BCG served as the regional autonomy's executor and had a very strong legal and political standing. This study's goal is to acquire a general understanding of the difficulties that the City is now facing. One essential role of regional governments in the planning of regional development is their capacity to manage and implement regional development projects. because the success of the process of managing government and development operations in the region is dependent on the regional government. In Manatuto District, the community, village, village council, sub-district, and regional stakeholders are involved at the beginning of the regional development planning process. The community was unhappy when it looked at the central government's procedure for approving regional planning papers because it found that it was not based on the planning documents that were submitted to the central government. This study's objectives were to: a) Describe and examine the function of local government as an entrepreneur, coordinator, facilitator.

Pelestarian Pakaian Adat Melayu Riau Bagi Remaja di Provinsi Riau

Riau Province is an Indonesian province located on the east coast of the central island of Sumatra. Its coastal area borders the Strait of Malacca. Until 2004, the province also included the Riau Islands, a large group of small islands (the main islands include Batam Island and Bintan Island) located east of Sumatra and south of Singapore. The archipelago was split into its own province in July 2004. The capital and largest city in Riau province is Pekanbaru, and the other major city after Pekanbaru is Dumai. Riau is currently one of the richest provinces in Indonesia, and its resources are dominated by natural resources, especially petroleum, natural gas, rubber, oil palm and fiber plantations. along with the abundance of natural resources, Riau is also famous for its rich traditions and culture, both physical and non-physical that are inherent in the Riau people themselves. one of the physical cultures in Riau is Riau Malay traditional clothing. The people in Riau are dominated by the Malay tribe, where this tribe is also influenced by the Malay culture in Sumatra, Malaysia, Singapore. due to the close proximity of the region. characterized by similarities in dress or dress that has its own characteristics. the people of Riau usually wear their traditional clothes at major events, such as traditional ceremonies, holidays, official events.

Identification of Potential Silvo-Ecotourism Objects In The Mangsang Forest Area, Sei Beduk District, Batam Island

Identification of Potential Silvo-Ecotourism Objects In The Mangsang Forest Area, Sei Beduk District, Batam Island

Analisis Framing Pemberitaan Relokasi Pulau Rempang pada Media Online kompas.com dan detik.com

This research was carried out using Robert Entman's framing model analysis on the online media kompas.com and detik.com. This research discusses the relocation of Rempang Island in the period September-November 2023. This research uses a qualitative approach. The object of this research is the Relocation of Rempang Island, which is a Government project, namely the development of the area that will become Rempang Eco City. The relocation of Rempang Island which is on Batam Island, Riau Islands, is a government project which has long been planned to build Rempang Eco City but only in 2023 will this development get investors so that this development can be realized, as a result of this the government has to carry out the relocation to the residents of Rempang, as a result of this there were demonstrations and clashes demanding that they not be relocated, demanding rights and clarity regarding this relocation issue from the government. The results of the research focus more on the meaning and prominence of messages in several news frames on kompas.com and detik.com.

ELECTROCOAGULATION SYSTEM FOR TREATMENT OF BALLAST WATER

This study aimed to determine the removal of hazardous materials in ballast water by using an electrocoagulation (EC) system. This research was carried out on January 16 – June 15 2023 in Batam City. Ballast water was supplied by tanker ships anchored at 5 ports in Batam Island, namely Batam Centre, Sekupang, Nongsapura, Telaga Punggur, and Batu Ampar. The ballast water was collected and processed through an electrocoagulation system at PT. Batam Air Cargo Village, Batam. Meanwhile, the quality of the treated ballast water was examined by PT. Mutuagung Lestari Batam, Batam, Indonesia. If the laboratory test results meet the requirements, then the remaining ballast water can be disposed of into nature. However, if the test results are not met, then the ballast water is re-processed and channeled to the mixing tank. The physical parameters of the treated ballast water showed a temperature of 28oC, total dissolved solids (TDS), and total suspended solids (TSS) of around 140 and 11 mg/L respectively. The main heavy metal content of ballast water after the electrocoagulation process showed cadmium (< 0.001 mg/L), chrome (< 0.02 mg/L), mercury (< 0.0001 mg/L), lead (< 0.005 mg/L), copper (0.14 mg /L), zinc (0.31 mg/L), and arsenic (< 0.0001 mg/L). The physical parameters of the treated ballast water showed a temperature of 28oC, total dissolved solids (TDS), and total suspended solids (TSS) of around 140 and 11 mg/L respectively. The main heavy metal content of ballast water after the electrocoagulation process showed cadmium (< 0.001 mg/L), chrome (< 0.02 mg/L), mercury (< 0.0001 mg/L), lead (< 0.005 mg/L), copper (0.14 mg /L), zinc (0.31 mg/L), and arsenic (< 0.0001 mg/L). Other chemical and biological parameters that were also measured included sulfide (< 0.002 mg/L), fluoride (0.11 mg/L), chlorine (0.05 mg/L), ammonia (0.78 mg/L), nitrate (< 0.05 mg/L), nitrite (< 0.004 mg/L), total nitrogen (0.78 mg/L), BOD5 (22.69 mg/L), methylene blue active compound (0.732 mg/L), phenol (0.001 mg/L), oil and fat (1.032 mg/L), pH (7.13), and total coliform (615 MPN/100). All parameters showed that the hazardous content of electrocoagulated ballast water waste has met the quality standards for ballast water waste. It has also been tested to process other liquid waste. So, it is very promising to be developed for other waste processing needs in the future.

Conserving dipterocarps biodiversity in remnant forests of small islands in Batam Island, Indonesia

Abstract. Susilowati A, Wijaya K, Mawazin, Rachmat HH, Lismayati Y, Kurniawan H, Ginting IM. 2024. Conserving dipterocarps biodiversity in remnant forests of small islands in Batam Island, Indonesia. Biodiversitas 25: 726-733. The protected forest of Sei Harapan is a remnant forest in Batam Island, the Riau Islands Province, Indonesia and one of the keruing (Dipterocarpus spp.) habitats on Sumatra Island. Illegal logging for its wood and land degradation have significantly reduced the keruing population. The objective of this research was to assess the diversity of keruing species and floristic composition in the Sei Harapan Protected Forest. This study employed a vegetation analysis method using purposive sampling with plotted lines and the transect placement based on the keruing position. The research revealed more than 70 species, three of which were Dipterocarpaceae species, including Vatica pauciflora, Shorea curtisii, and Dipterocarpus rigidus. D. rigidus had the highest IVI at the sapling (52.80%) and pole (67.22%). However, D. rigidus ranked 13th in the seedling stage, with an IVI of 5.79%. The diversity index was high at the seedling stage (3.73), moderate at sapling (2.25), pole (2.76), and tree stage (2.89). The evenness index was high at all growth stages, with values of 0.94 (seedling), 0.98 (sapling), 0.91 (pole), and 0.81 (tree). The richness index at the seedling, pole, and tree stage were categorized as high, with values of 10.40, 5.39, and 7.09, respectively, whereas the richness index at the sapling stage was moderate at 3.51. The study finding pointed out that the existence of Sei Harapan remnant forest requires to be preserved considering its essential function for preserving high economic value tree species, especially Dipterocarp. The comprehensive conservation effort for dipterocarps species, is crucial considering the research findings revealed a problem of continuity of species regeneration and the emergence of new pioneer species as the consequence of anthropogenic disturbance.

Decision Support System Legalization Of Distribution Substation With Priority Weighting Bayes Method

PT PLN Batam is a national company operating in the field of electricity in the Batam region. As of December 2023, the number of customers is 367,709. Electricity consumption on Batam Island continues to increase with an average annual growth of 6.39% (2013-2023), and the average customer growth is 4.07% per year (2013-2023). This growth is accompanied by an increase in the assets of electricity distribution equipment, especially distribution substations. Distribution substations in PT PLN Batam consist of two types: concrete distribution substations and portal distribution substations. The total number of distribution substations as of December 2023 is 1,849. Distribution substations are vital distribution assets, requiring proper handling, especially regarding legal ownership of the land occupied by the substations. Land issues primarily occur in locations where distribution substations are situated in business centers or along main road medians. With the continuous increase in distribution substations, land legalization issues also escalate. To mitigate the risk of these land issues, PT PLN Batam implements the Decision Support System for the Legalization of Distribution Substations with Priority Weighting Bayes Method. This method, a qualitative approach, involves ranking distribution substations based on the highest to lowest risk. The goal of implementing the Bayes method is for the company to prioritize which distribution substations need to be legalized first and minimize land dispute issues in the future.

The Potential and Attractiveness Mangrove Sylvo-ecotourism Mapping Arround Tanjungpiayu Coastal Area Batam Island

The mangrove ecosystem in the Tanjungpiayu coastal area has protected forest status, making it the lungs of Batam City whose existence must be maintained. Therefore, it is necessary to initiate the use of mangrove environmental services in the form of Sylvo-ecotourism. This research aims to map the ecological potential and attractiveness of mangrove sylvo-ecotourism in the Tanjungpiayu coastal area, Batam City. Data collection used a survey method carried out using exploration techniques and direct observation in the field. The selection of respondents for interviews was carried out using an incidental sampling technique to provide an assessment of the beauty of the sylvo-ecotourism potential at the research location. Data analysis was carried out using qualitative descriptive methods and scenic beauty estimation. The research results found 12 types of true mangroves that grow naturally, with the dominant types being Rhizophora apiculata, Rhizophora mucronata, Rhizophora Lamarckii, Bruguiera gymnorhiza, Bruguiera cylindrica, Sonneratia alba, Avicennia marina, Xylocarpus granatum, Ceriops tagal, and Lumnitzerra litoria. The potential and attraction of mangrove sylvo-ecotourism in the Tanjungpiayau coastal area, consisting of: (1) exploring or searching for mangroves, (2) observing animals and researching aquatic biota, (3) mangrove planting, (4) tracking endemic mangrove flora, (5) ) photography or mangrove selfies, (6) bird watching, (7) canoeing, (8) fishing, and (9) mangrove culinary delights. The Tanjungpiayu mangrove sylvo-ecotourism attraction shows the highest value in mangrove browsing attractions, then fishing in the mangrove area and mangrove culinary delights.

Juridical Analysis of the Authority of Quarantine Officials in Handling Illegal Cattle Importation on Batam Island

The government has established regulations related to the entry of cattle or the movement of animal carrier media between domestic entry or domestic exit areas, namely Law Number 21 of 2019 concerning Quarantine of Animals, Fish and Plants. This regulation is intended to prevent the entry and spread of HPHK, HPIK, and OPTK from one area to another within the territory of the Unitary State of the Republic of Indonesia, but the reality in the field is that there are still violations of cattle entry into Batam Island not in accordance with applicable laws and regulations. This study aims to determine how the implementation of the authority of quarantine officials in handling illegal cattle importation in Batam Island. This research uses qualitative research. Normative legal research method supported by sociological legal research, this research requires primary, secondary and tertiary legal materials. The obstacles faced in the implementation of quarantine are caused by less than optimal supervision, lack of public understanding of the Quarantine Law, economic factors where to fulfill the quarantine requirement documents require costs which according to them are not small, regulations and the time required in processing other required documents there is no certainty of time. The solution in dealing with these obstacles is to strengthen quarantine carried out on all sides in synergy with other related agencies, community participation who actively comply with the law and care about the importance of efforts to prevent the entry and spread of HPHK. Regular training and knowledge updates to ensure that quarantine officials are always ready to deal with various possible threats that arise. The results of the study show the implementation of the authority of quarantine officials in carrying out quarantine measures against carrier media, especially animals based on applicable laws and regulations by taking into account disease status and risk analysis in order to keep livestock healthy and food safety, ensuring the health of meat to be consumed by the public. In certain conditions there are still violations that occur with various factors. The community and government agencies and law enforcement can coordinate and supervise the movement of carrier media, especially animal traffic so as to maintain the transmission and spread of disease in animals that have an impact on health and food safety for the community.

Healthy Index Level of Mangrove Forests around Sylvo-Ecotourism in Tanjungpiayu and Kabil, Batam Island

The existence of mangrove forests in several coastal areas of Batam Island is threatened by the development of settlements and ports as well as industrial activities. Environmental changes due to land clearing have an impact on the health of the surrounding mangrove forests. In fact, several mangrove forest areas in Batam City have the potential to be developed as mangrove sylvo-ecotourism areas. The decline in the health of mangrove forests around land conversion areas can be seen from the level of tree damage. Mangrove tree sampling was carried out in Tanjungpiayu Village and Kabil Village in Batam, Riau Islands Province. Sampling of tree stands using cluster plots. The tree health index is observed based on the percentage of damage locations, type and severity of tree damage. The research results showed that the mangroves around the sampling location were considered healthy even though there was light and moderate damage. The worst damage locations are on the leaves, roots and lower stem. The most types of damage were in other categories (submerged in red mud), damaged and discoloured leaves, termites, broken or dead roots and stems. The most severe levels occur around 10-20%, 30% and 90%. The health of the mangroves in the Tanjungpiayu and Kabil mangrove sylvo-ecotourism areas is still relatively good.

A Multi-Criteria Decision Making Approach for Identifying Potential Industrial Development Locations in Batam Island

This research utilizes a multi-criteria decision-making approach to evaluate the potential for industrial development in Batam City, with a focus on Batam Island, an important economic center and a free trade zone. By employing geographic information systems as a decision-making tool, we consider variables stipulated in Minister of Industry Regulation No. 40/M-IND/PER/6/2016 and PERMENPERIN No. 30 of 2020, in addition to the Batam City Spatial Plan for 2021-2041 policy, to assess the suitability of various areas for industrial land use. Based on the identification of the physical potential characteristics of the region, our research reveals the following suitability classifications: Very Suitable (0.14%), Suitable (15.14%), Moderately Suitable (41.66%), Less Suitable (37.91%), and Not Suitable (5.14%) on Batam Island. Considering the relevant Regional Spatial Plan, we identify specific areas with potential for development distributed across different districts: Batam Kota (58.33 Ha), Batu Aji (14.17 Ha), Batu Ampar (232.93 Ha), Bengkong (31.62 Ha), Lubuk Baja (26.45 Ha), Nongsa (336.11 Ha), Sagulung (138.41 Ha), and Sekupang (3.22 Ha).

Juridical Analysis of the Obligations Batam Free Trade Zone and Free Port Enterprise Agency (BP BATAM) to Problematic Land Allocation Recipients

BP Batam has very broad authority to manage Batam Island in order to attract investors to invest their capital in Batam Island. Land problems that occur in the city of Batam must be resolved by BP Batam as the authority holder for management rights in Batam in accordance with Head of BP Batam Regulation No. 26 of 2021 concerning Implementation of Land Management. The study's goal is to find out how BP Batam's duties to people who receive land allocations for problematic land are carried out and what factors affect those duties. This research uses empirical juridical qualitative methods, using one legal action against problematic land as a sample. Findings from the study show that BP Batam's duties and goals have been met in how they handled their responsibilities to people who were given problematic land. The obstacles faced so far are due to the lack of communication between BP Batam and the communities that receive problematic land allocations in the city of Batam. BP Batam's obligations are stated to be limited to planning the allocation and use of land and exploiting or using land for purposes of carrying out its duties. Implementation is proven by monitoring and taking action against problematic land, which is the authority of BP Batam.

Juridical Analysis Of Evaluation And Supervision Of The Use Of Rights On Land Management Rights (HPL) To Strengthen Legal Certainty

The granting of Batam Island management rights is stated in Article 6 paragraph (2) letter a of Presidential Decree Number 41 of 1973, stating that all land areas located on Batam Island are handed over with management rights to the Chairman of the Batam Island Industrial Area Development Authority (later called the Batam Authority). Referring to Article 4 of Government Regulation Number 46 of 2007, Management Rights over land under the authority of the Batam Authority and Management Rights over land under the authority of the Batam City Government located in the Batam Free Trade Zone and Free Port are transferred to BP Batam by statutory regulations. Invitation. The areas in question are Batam Island, Setokok Island, Watch Island, Nipah Island, Galang Baru Island, Rempang Island, and Galang Island. However, replacing the subject of management rights does not end existing rights on Management Rights land; these rights remain in effect until the validity period ends. Thus, currently, Batam City Management Rights are owned by BP Batam. Problems with management rights also occur in the community of Batam City. This is, of course, a result of the development of Batam City, where the land rights are mainly allocated to industrial areas, housing (residential), government, and protected forests. One of the purposes of granting Management Rights to BP Batam was to accelerate investment. However, during the process, it was discovered that the land allocated to a third party (Investor) had yet to be physically developed as agreed upon at the time of allocation. This then becomes the basis for BP Batam to carry out evaluation and control over land that is not built and built not by its intended use.

Implementation of Deep Learning Using YOLOv7 and Telegram Notifications for Preventing Illegal Fishing in the Waters of Batam

Batam Island is one of Indonesia's outermost islands that directly borders neighboring countries. The implementation of YOLOv7 to detect ships in the waters of Batam is capable of identifying ship objects, with test results after 100 training epochs producing a precision value of 1.00 and a confidence value of 0.882, indicating a high level of confidence in the detection results of the YOLOv7 model. The F1 score of 0.99 at a confidence level of 0.729 shows that this model achieves a high level of accuracy in object detection. Based on the evaluation results using a confusion matrix, it indicates high accuracy for each class in the YOLOv7 model: Ferry 93%, Indonesian Fishing Boat 85%, Malaysian Fishing Boat 89%, Thai Fishing Boat 91%, Vietnamese Fishing Boat 82%, Speedboat 94%, and Tanker 83%. The testing results of the website application integrated with YOLOv7 and Telegram bot produce a website that can detect objects and send notifications, thus expected to prevent illegal fishing.

Juridical Analysis Of The Authority Of Quarantine Officers In Handling Illegal Importation Of Caws On Batam Island

Quarantine is a system of preventing the entry, exit, and spread of quarantined animal pests and diseases, as well as supervision and control of food safety and food quality, feed safety and feed quality, Genetic Engineering products, Genetic Resources, Biological Agents, Invasive Foreign Species, Wild Plants and Animals, and Rare Animals that are introduced into, spread from one area to another area, and removed from the territory of the Unitary State of the Republic of Indonesia. To maintain, protect, and improve the quality of animal/livestock resources, animal/livestock health, animal welfare, and the provision of safe, healthy, whole, and halal (ASUH) food of animal origin, as well as maintaining peace or eliminating/preventing public unrest, it is necessary to provide guidance, regulation, control, and supervision of livestock businesses and animal health services. To create a conducive business climate and legal certainty in animal husbandry and animal health, it is necessary to regulate the mechanisms and procedures for licensing livestock and animal health businesses in the regions. The problem faced by the Batam Class I Agricultural Quarantine Center is caused by cows entering Batam Island that do not have an entry permit and are not by Law Number 21 of 2019, which states that every entry or release must be carried out through a designated Place of Entry and Place of Expenditure.

Pengaruh Gaya Hidup, Promosi, dan Lokasi terhadap Perilaku Konsumen Kedai Kopi di Kota Batam

The impact of globalization has made coffee shop business owners continue to innovate so that their business can survive with increasingly fierce competition. Several factors such as giving attractive promotions and competing to find the most appropriate location that can attract consumers. With the spread of franchise coffee shops in Batam, non-franchise coffee shop business owners must start analyzing coffee shop business strategies with existing consumer behaviour so they don't lose out in this industry. The purpose of this experimentation is to understand if there is a connection between lifestyle, promotion and location towards coffee shop consumer behaviour in Batam Island. The experimentation is a quantitative research in which author gathers information by spreading questionnaires to franchised coffee consumer in Batam island. The sample collection technique that has been used is simple random sampling and done by using multiple regression analysis. Through the experiment and the analysis from 385 respondents, the results indicate that there is significant influence between lifestyle towards consumer behaviour, there is significant influence between promotion and consumer behaviour and there is no influence between location and consumer behaviour significantly. Different result shows with three variables involves with consumer behaviours where there is significant influence worth 32.3%. But simultaneously, lifestyle, promotion, and location influence consumer behaviour by 62.02.

Analisis Pengaruh Gaya Kepemimpinan, Kompensasi, dan Budaya Organisasi terhadap Loyalitas Guru SMP Swasta di Kota Batam

This study is aimed to understand if there is a connection between leadership style, compensation and organizational culture towards the loyalty of private junior high school teachers in Batam Island. The research is a quantitative research in which author gathers information by spreading questionnaires to the private high school teachers in Batu Aji, Batam Island. This research uses multiple linear regression analysis. Through the research and the analysis, we can finally conclude that it is indeed true that there is a connection in leadership style and teacher’s loyalty. Aside from that, there are also a connections between compensation and teacher’s loyalty, organizational culture to teacher’s loyalty and a connection in the three variables to the teacher’s loyalty. The highest impact in ascending order is received from leadership style, organizational culture and at the least the compensation in where the teacher is working.