China News Service, February 11th. According to Taiwan’s Central News Agency, on the 11th, Taiwan’s China Airlines pilots went on strike to enter the fourth day. Wang Guocai, deputy director of Taiwan's transportation department, confirmed on the evening of the 10th that at 5 pm on the 11th, labor and management will hold a second discussion with Taiwan's transportation department.
Data photo: In Taoyuan Airport, Taiwan, passengers who are consulting flight information or changing flights line up for a long queue of more than 100 meters in front of the service desk of China Airlines. Photo by Chen Xiaoyuan, China News Service reporter,
According to reports, the China Airlines Branch of Taoyuan Pilot Professional Trade Union launched a strike on the 8th. Nearly 600 pilots have participated. Taiwan's transportation department intervened in coordination. The labor and capital sides held their first discussion on the 9th, but no consensus was reached on improving fatigue flights.
Taiwan's transportation department originally hoped that the two sides would return to the negotiating table to communicate on the 10th. China Airlines responded and agreed, but the pilot union hoped that China Airlines would propose a corresponding plan through the Taiwan transportation department to negotiate.
Wang Guocai said that the trade union is willing to return to the negotiating table. On the 11th, the two sides will communicate again on the previous part that had no consensus, hoping that the strike will end as soon as possible.
