high heels, which is a matter worthy of attention. According to interview results, most incidents where cabin crew experienced workplace falls occurred on the commute to and from work. During this period, female cabin crew members had to wear leather shoes with relatively high and narrow heels, indicating that they may adversely affect walking stability. Additionally, prolonged wearing of high heels can lead to discomfort in the feet, legs, knees, and lower back, with falls potentially triggering further injuries. Business entities, while considering the aesthetics and posture of their employees, must also consider these potential hazards. The Council of Labor Affairs, Executive Yuan has issued a press release based on these findings, recommending that employers and employees adopt strategies to prevent falls: 60 …avoid wearing high-heels: Wearing high heels increases the angle of posterior tilt of the lumbar spine, adding to the load on the back and knees, which can lead to lower back pain. c) Risk of sexual harassment The complainant also mentioned the issues of exposure and illicit photos. Wan’s research showed that cabin crew work in narrow cabin aisles where they have to communicate at close range and in noisy environments. Because they sometimes have to bend over, stoop, or raise their arms, and because the portrayal of sexually provocative female cabin crew uniforms and figures is common in media, passengers taking illicit photos of female cabin crew and female cabin crew being sexually harassed were common occurrences.61 60 The Council of Labor Affairs, Executive Yuan (March 2, 2012). “Investigation on the Occupational Hazards of Workers’ Falls:” press release. 61 K.M., Wan (2016). “Cabin Crew Physical and Mental Health Issues,” op. cit.; C.Y., Li and C.H., Yuan (July 18, 2015), “Chang Shu-ping: Female Cabin crew Uniforms: Inspiring the Imagination,” United Daily News; L.H., Liu and W.K. Li (April 7, 2016) “Team Leader Fired for Taking Sneak Photos of Female Cabin crew and 70