As a follow up to our blog last week that the U.S. House Labor, Health and Human Services Appropriations
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Joint Employer Legislation Moves Forward
Bill In US House Defunds Legal Action by NLRB to Establish Joint Employer
On June 17, the US House Labor Appropriations Subcommittee approved an annual spending bill which includes legislation to prevent
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Can You Put Information from FPRs in Your Advertising? Very Carefully.
I continue with my seventh and final installment on Observations from the IFA Convention on the Ins and Outs of Financial Performance Representations (“FPRs”). Again, my thanks to Max Schott
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When Would a Franchisor Ever Want to Use a Supplemental FPR?
I continue with my sixth installment on Observations from the IFA Convention on the Ins and Outs of Financial Performance Representations (“FPRs”). Again, my thanks to Max Schott of Gray
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Does One State’s Required Change in a FPR Apply Nationally by Default? Probably.
Today, I continue with the fifth installment on Observations from the IFA Convention on the Ins and Outs of Financial
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Directing Prospects to Existing Franchisees? (Then you need to read this.)
I continue with the fourth installment on Observations from the IFA Convention on the Ins and Outs of Financial Performance
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Preparing FPRs: Is Variety the Spice of Life?
We continue with the third installment on Observations from the IFA Convention on the Ins and Outs of Financial Performance
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How Should a New Franchisor Address Financial Performance Representations?
I continue with the second installment on Observations from the IFA Convention on the Ins and Outs of Financial Performance
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Are Your Financial Performance Representations Up To Snuff?
During February’s International Franchise Association’s Annual Convention in Las Vegas (see www.franchise.org for more information on the IFA’s events), Max
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Discriminatory Seattle Minimum Wage Survives First Challenge
Yesterday, Washington federal judge Richard A Jones denied the International Franchise Association’s request for a preliminary injunction which would have stalled the implementation of Seattle’s wage hike to the $15-per-hour
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