Redrawing work schedules will require some time: management
Taiwan News
Date: 2019/06/29
By: Matthew Strong, Taiwan News, Staff Writer
EVA Air flight attendants reacting with emotion to the result of the vote. (By Central News Agency)
Since June 20, about 1,000 flights were canceled, affecting an estimated 200,000 passengers, with public opinion divided between supporters of the employees’ cause and critics who blamed the union for disrupting travel plans.
After 14 hours of voting Friday and Saturday, the Taoyuan Flight Attendants Union announced the majority had agreed to end the strike, but only after the accord was signed by both sides, which was expected to happen later Saturday.
EVA Air said that due to general scheduling procedures, restoring a completely regular schedule would take some time, but it might be completed by the end of July at the latest, the Liberty Times reported. [FULL STORY]
