Sentences with phrase «individual franchisees in»

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The company, however, isn't accepting any individual franchisees; it's looking only for franchisee groups that can open multiple restaurants in any given territory.

Although the master franchisee royalty fee is less than a typical franchise royalty, some of the risk is deferred, and a local flavor is imparted in every individual international market.

IFA members include franchise companies in over 300 different business format categories, individual franchisees and companies that support the industry in marketing, law and business development.

And for individual franchisees, a ruling in favor of joint employer status would mean they are no longer independent business owners and more beholden to corporate rules.

Many companies operate with a wall between the franchisees and corporate administration, but with 60 percent of its restaurants corporate - owned, Captain D's is directly invested in the success of its individual locations.

Hall said individual franchisees make staffing decisions, but the goal of the app is to drive sales, which should result in more employment opportunities.

«In the past, we didn't have a lot of brand standards and the resources that could help franchisees propel their businesses forward,» Panfil says, referring to the marketing materials used to promote individual stores.

A Martindale - Hubbell AV ® Preeminent rated attorney, Tim concentrates his practice in transactional business law and has represented private equity funds and their portfolio companies, publicly traded companies, big box retailers, franchisors & franchisees, physician practice groups, commercial real estate developers, financial institutions, high net worth individuals, and companies raising capital.

In 2010, the new Peterborough corporate and individual franchisees renewed the franchise agreement for a further term of five years.

The Ontario Superior Court of Justice granted the franchisor's application in full, thereby restraining the former corporate franchisee and the two individuals from continuing to operate their business.

Among other things, the decision in this case did not address the effect of the personal guarantee that the franchisee's individual principals signed, and whether this was done under a condition in the original franchise agreement, or whether this was a new condition that the franchisor may have imposed at the time of the resale.

In MEDIchair LP v. DME Medequip Inc., a decision released on July 14, 2015, the Ontario Superior Court of Justice enforced a broad non-compete covenant against a former Peterborough franchisee of a home medical equipment franchise located, and its two individual principals.

In Kanda Franchising Inc. et al. v. 1795517 Ontario Inc., Iftikhar Hossain and Parveen Hussain, a decision released by the Ontario Superior Court of Justice in Newmarket on November 28, 2017, the court held that the individual principals of the franchisee corporation were not bound by the arbitration agreement that was contained in the franchise agreemenIn Kanda Franchising Inc. et al. v. 1795517 Ontario Inc., Iftikhar Hossain and Parveen Hussain, a decision released by the Ontario Superior Court of Justice in Newmarket on November 28, 2017, the court held that the individual principals of the franchisee corporation were not bound by the arbitration agreement that was contained in the franchise agreemenin Newmarket on November 28, 2017, the court held that the individual principals of the franchisee corporation were not bound by the arbitration agreement that was contained in the franchise agreemenin the franchise agreement.

• Convenience of being able to work from home • Flexibility in the hours you work • Personal development and on - going training • A support network of passionate and determined individuals • Entry into a # 30 billion - pound industry • The work life balance you deserve What would I receive as a franchisee?

A fully - trained trainer, Dee delivers a number of marketing masterclasses and workshops in - house for businesses looking to train their employees or franchisees and on an individual delegate basis.

In fact, a recent court case shows that «when a consumer sued a major national brand for the actions of a nearly defunct franchisee, documents filed by the company contended that the franchisor bears no responsibility for the actions of the individual franchisee or its agents — and the court agreed.»

During most of the three - decade history of the franchise movement in real estate, the strategy of most franchisors was to acquire as many franchisees as possible, often regardless of individual market share.

Although NAR this year briefly allowed franchisors to display IDX listings on their national websites in markets where they had obtained permission from individual franchisees, the policy was controversial.

A voluntary Centralized Services program, launched in February 2015, provides brokers with comprehensive marketing, a fully - staffed call center and agent hiring experts who are able to manage agent recruiting and support brokerage growth for individual franchisees.