
Homewatch CareGivers Conference Highlights Franchise Collaboration
As Homewatch CareGivers celebrates hitting the 300-location mark, franchise owners and brand leaders recently gathered in Reno, NV for the company’s 2026 Annual Conference.
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As Homewatch CareGivers celebrates hitting the 300-location mark, franchise owners and brand leaders recently gathered in Reno, NV for the company’s 2026 Annual Conference.

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce in Washington, D.C., will host a celebration of Michael J. Lotito's life and legacy during an invitation-only service from 10:30 a.m. to noon on Friday, March 28.
FirstLight Home Care honored franchisees, caregivers and team members at its annual conference in Napa Valley, CA.

Littler publishes its Q4 2023 Global Guide Quarterly, providing updates on global labor and employment law developments in key countries.

Employer-related news and trends for December 2023 include new U.S. employment laws and changes in wages and exempt pay.

A report from employment and franchise law firm Littler Mendelson examines the effects of generative AI on employment law and job functions.

The 2023 Littler Annual Employer Survey Report has been released, offering insights for employers.

The 2022 Littler Annual Employer Survey Report analyzed insights gathered from nearly 1,300 executives.

A roundup of franchise news, including the impact of the pandemic on consumer spending and the dangers of a nationwide lifeguard shortage.

Littler has published its Q1 Global Guide Quarterly, featuring the latest labor and employment law headlines from around the world.

The article discusses the implications of the California Supreme Court decision in Dynamex Operations West Inc. v. Superior Court on the franchise business model and joint employer status.

The January 2019 issue of Good News highlights mergers and acquisitions, private equity-fueled investments, and consolidation in the franchising industry.

Labor Secretary Alexander Acosta withdraws from the Obama administration's interpretation of joint employment, potentially affecting franchising and other sectors.

The narrative of franchising is still misunderstood by legislators and the public.

Franchisees must stay up-to-date with local and federal laws to maintain compliance and avoid expansion challenges.

Multi-unit franchisee John Metz implements changes to meet Department of Labor's new overtime threshold rule, affecting corporate and franchised locations.

The International Franchise Association launches an overtime compliance tool to help franchisors and franchisees comply with the new Department of Labor regulations.