diseases. Accordingly, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, Ministry of Labor will put in a request for the institute to conduct a study on this issue. In 2012, the Institute of Labor, Occupational Safety and Health collected and analyzed national labor insurance data for a study titled Prevention and Control Strategies for Occupational Hazard of Falls among Female Employees. The study results were divided into two categories: (a) hazards that presented an immediate risk to employee safety were promptly included in the regulations and prohibited; (b) information on hazards that did not immediately endanger employee safety was provided to business entities for further risk identification and management. It is impossible for the law to comprehensively address all hazard risks across all industries. Matters involving aviation safety are delegated to the Ministry of Transportation and Communications for handling. Therefore, cabin crew dress codes should be formulated by the Ministry of Transportation and Communications. The Ministry of Transportation and Communications stated that no studies have been conducted on the issue of stockings. Nonetheless, occupational safety and health regulations require business entities to perform statistical analysis of occupational accidents. The goal is to collect data on injuries, near misses, etc., analyze them, and categorize risk levels. Employers must address urgent risks immediately in compliance with relevant laws and regulations. Matters not governed by the law can be managed by occupational safety and health committees. If employees identify any potential hazards during company operations, they can immediately raise these issues with management and seek solutions. b. Ministry of Transportation and Communications 36 The Ministry of Transportation and Communications reported that no studies have shown that cabin crew were injured or harmed in emergencies due to wearing stockings. Such cases have also not been observed in real life. 36 The Commission’s meeting minutes with the advisory body on May 30, 2024. 45