The IFA has responded to the City of San Francisco’s unanimously passing a new law called the “Retail Workers Bill of Rights.” If it is signed by Mayor Edwin Lee, it would go into effect next summer.
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Flap Over Chick-Fil-A Stance Highlights Risk For Franchise Systems
The recent comments by Dan Cathy, the President of Chick-Fil-A, about the legal definition of marriage, has created controversy. The Chick-Fil-A situation presents a good learning opportunity for franchisors and franchisees who need to understand the risks and potential fallout that can result from taking sides in hot-button political issues.
What The Supreme Court’s Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act Ruling Could Mean For Franchises
Several news stories around the web today discuss the United States Supreme Court’s Ruling on the 2010 Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act and what it could mean for franchised businesses.
Reports From International Franchise Association Convention Cite Optimism For 2012
If you, like me, did not attend the 2012 IFA Convention, you may be interested in reading a couple of stories from those who did.
Day 1 Of The West Coast Franchise Expo: Report From The Floor
Report from Day 1 of the West Coast Franchise Expo.
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