Uber has found an unusual way to break into the oft-seeming impenetrable Japanese market.<br />According to Business Insider, elderly people are some of the company's most eager Uber Eats deliverers in the fledgling market.<br />The elderly are actually signing up for Eats couriers. Eats has been a huge success for us in Japan. Uber Chief Executive Dara Khosrowshahi<br />However, there's a wrinkle. Japanese Uber Eats drivers want to unionize in order to gain collective bargaining rights. <br />
