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Jaipur cafes give jobs to disabled as chefs and waiters

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Cafes run and managed by the disabled people are now becoming a movement in Jaipur. These cafes have unique and interesting ideas in which the customers communicate with the disabled employees.

Thadiwala café in Vaishali Nagar in Jaipur gives jobs and training to only hearing impaired female employees. So, when a customer takes a table or gives an order, he can just press a button. The hearing impaired staff will come with a notebook in which the customer can write the order from the menu.

Red Fox hotel in the city also has a policy to hire 20% of its staff as physically disabled. Right now, the hotel has 18 to 20 employees who are hearing impaired and are trained to work in different departments like housekeeping and food and drinks.

Also, Vitthal’s Kitchen, a café near Lakshmi Mandir has six hearing impaired employees. The café has code numbers for food names in the menu. The customer can write the code number along with the quantity in the notebook to place his order.

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