Nurhayati Effendi (born 20 November 1969) is an Indonesian politician who became a member of the 2019–2024 House of Representatives (DPR) of Republic of Indonesia (RI).

[4] In addition to participating actively in business associations, Nurhayati joined the Chamber of Industrial Trade (KADIN) in 2009 and established a dialogue partner relationship with South Korea.

[8] Nurhayati emphasized the value of communication to workers on 24 November 2023, who want to stage a nationwide walkout in response to the UMP 2024 decision in certain provinces not meeting expectations.

She inquired as to whether the Ministry of Manpower might assist in bringing together employees and business owners to discuss potential solutions that would result in a win-win outcome.

According to her, the Public Health Centers located in Indonesia's major cities can be used as a platform for the government to begin training and staffing more psychologists.

She also hopes that the government will establish a hotline for mental health issues, where people may voice their concerns and receive remote consultations via phone or live chat.

She does, however, assert that there are still a lot of barriers and difficulties that women in politics must overcome, including prejudice based on gender, discrimination, and restricted access to opportunities and resources.

[7] Nurhayati is in favour of the boycott of Israeli goods movement, which was presently supported by the Indonesian Ulema Council's (MUI) fatwa.

Since this opposition does not require the sacrifice of life, it is quite successful in making them aware of the economic significance that they have thus far received from Muslims and humans," stated Nurhayati on 14 November 2023.

[12] In an effort to hasten the conclusion of the ongoing conflict between Israel and Palestine, Nurhayati Effendi requested the people to pray for peace.