
National Restaurant Association and Others Voice Concerns Over $15 Minimum Wage Bill
National Restaurant Association voices concerns over $15 minimum wage bill, citing potential impact on small- and family-owned businesses.
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National Restaurant Association voices concerns over $15 minimum wage bill, citing potential impact on small- and family-owned businesses.

In a recent survey conducted by the National Retail Federation , 51 percent of Americans said they plan to celebrate Valentine’s Day in 2019, a 4 percent decline from last year.

This article discusses consumer confidence and does not specifically relate to franchising or multi-unit operations.

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The National Retail Federation backs a proposal to slow the enactment of overtime rules, citing potential damage to employers.

The National Retail Federation asks the U.S. House to put overtime regulation on hold due to potential hiring freezes and layoffs.

The holiday season is fast approaching and consumers are gearing up to find the best deals on holiday gifts.

The National Retail Federation warns that President Obama's overtime regulations will reduce management positions in restaurants, shifting to hourly and part-time jobs.