The Civil Aeronautics Administration (CAA) said Tuesday that it will work with the Ministry of Labor to come up with more flexible work rules for the aviation industry in the wake of EVA Airways' cancellation of 50 flights last week when its flight attendants took mass typhoon leave, affecting some 10,000 passengers.
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