China Airlines is the third Taiwanese airline to offer a uniform that includes trousers instead of a skirt for female flight attendants. That's after the National Human Rights Commission said previous dress codes for female employees constituted gender discrimination.
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00:00Female flight attendants working at one of Taiwan's largest airlines will now have the
00:04option to wear trousers instead of skirts with their uniform after a national commission
00:09called for the change.
00:11Taiwan's flag carrier, China Airlines, revealed the new uniform option alongside a statement
00:15emphasizing their commitment to gender equality.
00:19The move comes after Taiwan's National Human Rights Commission released a report on the
00:23issue in July.
00:24The report said that Taiwan's major carriers maintain strict hair, makeup and dress codes
00:30for female flight attendants that constitute gender discrimination.
00:33China Airlines is now the third Taiwanese airline to offer a trousers uniform option
00:38to female attendants.