Technological transformations such as automation and robotics have brought changes in how people engage in work. Many scholars argue that massive and fast-paced technological innovations such as artificial intelligence and platforms could accelerate the changes in the field of work even faster. Discussions on the Future of Work have sparked optimistic and pessimistic scenarios on its implications. In Indonesia, the need to address concerns about digital modernization in the work sector is inevitable. It demands enhanced intergovernmental coordination and greater involvement of non-governmental actors. This study presents findings from a focus group discussion inviting government officials, academics, labor unions, NGOs and relevant stakeholders who explored the challenges and opportunities in the world of work arising from digital transformation in Indonesia.