Hip café chain staffed by disabled workers opens in Paris


By AGENCY

The wife of French President Brigitte Macron poses with employees of the Cafe Joyeux restaurant in Paris on March 21, 2018. Photo: AFP

It is a hip-looking café like any other in central Paris, thronged with lunchtime dinners. Except that Joyeux has a little something extra – many of its cooks and waiters have one more chromosome.

The coffee shop is the latest in a chain of lunch joints springing up across France staffed by people with Down syndrome, autism and other cognitive disabilities.

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