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Tyen Rasif travelled from Singapore to Japan to hire a father for the day and documented the experience on TikTok.
The popular Vollpension Cafe in Austria is staffed mostly with people above 60 and offers home-made cakes and traditional recipes while making a statement against elderly poverty and loneliness.
Japan's tech sector faces a talent shortage, prompting efforts to hire abroad and increase wages. The aging population adds pressure, spurring innovative solutions.
From Tokyo to Singapore, these social enterprise Asian eateries are empowering people with disabilities and bringing inclusion and diversity to the table.
Tokyo's "Restaurant Of Mistaken Orders," where the staff all live with dementia, is a hit among Japanese foodies for all the right reasons. They get nearly half of the orders wrong, but customers appreciate that the staff is thriving and the food is delicious.