He has Down syndrome and after 27 years of work, he is recognized as the best employee of the company.

March 21, 2019

Chris Campbell has been recognized by McDonald's for his exemplary work. "Congratulations to our star", they dedicated to him a trophy rewarded for his almost three decades of service.

Chris Campbell is a star in Atlanta and now he has a trophy that certifies him. The man known as "Happy Cajita" expert works in McDonald & # 39; s 27 years ago and was notable for his work in the company.

The man has a syndrome Low and was highlighted by the Atlanta Down Syndrome Association (DSAA) for his work in a franchise in which he has worked for nearly three decades.

"I like to clean, mop, clean the tables and make the Happy Box. J & # 39; love"He said to Campbell in dialogue with the WXIA-TV channel Atlanta and added: "Whenever I give them the boxes, each person is happy"

As part of this recognition, the man received a large golden star-shaped trophy on which was written: "Congratulations to our 27-year-old golden star! Chris Campbell "

The recognition of this exemplary worker comes at a time when Walmart in the United States has decided to expand the obligations of the so-called "experts" who are responsible for receiving people in the shops, who are mostly disabled. .

"People with Down Syndrome share the same hopes and dreams as everyone else", They explained from the LSS in a statement. "With proper advocacy and support, we as a community can turn your dreams into reality", They add with regard to the importance of promoting inclusion.

Since 1983, the life expectancy of people with Low increased in 35 years, from 25 to 60 years, according to the report presented by the Syndrome Association Bottom of Atlanta.

Stockings of different colors to raise awareness about World Down Syndrome Day