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Starbucks Welcomes Barista with Disabilities

 

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Starbucks Coffee continues to be successful in hiring employees from diverse labour groups. Jason Griggs, a deaf barista, recently joined a local Starbucks in Vancouver.

Below is a video clip featured on CBC News. Find out how Jason overcomes his disability on the job.



Also read about Starbucks’ success with the Baristas Youth Skills Link Program.

 
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