This community service program aims to improve the understanding and application of Pancasila values, especially the fifth principle, in promoting social justice for employees. Through a series of socialization and discussion activities, this program focuses on employee awareness of the importance of social justice in the work environment. The results of this activity show an increase in employee understanding of the application of Pancasila values ​​in work relationships, which is expected to create a fairer and more harmonious work atmosphere. This program emphasizes that the application of Pancasila values ​​in the world of work is a strategic step to realize social justice for all employees.

The aim of making this work is to visualize the application of Minangkabau pusako objects such as kurambik, keris, talempong, tingkuluak tanduak, tambua, carano, traditional clothing and other cultural tools into decorative objects, namely decorative lamps using carving and collage techniques. The creation method used in this final work is the exploration, design and embodiment stages to visualize Minangkabau pusako objects into decorative lamp works. Based on this method, works are created in the form of decorative lamps in various forms of Minangkabau pusako objects as objects, which are made using collage techniques. The author created seven works entitled (1) male kurambik decorative lamp (2) kurambik batano decorative lamp; (3) Carano decorative lamps with Ati Ati motifs; (4) Carano Kipeh Cino decorative lamps; (5) tingkuluak tanduak decorative lights; (6) Kapalo Buffalo Kaluak Paku decorative lights; (7) buffalo head decorative lamp.