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The U.S. Labor Department plans to update overtime thresholds for hourly employees, raising the minimum salary for Fair Labor Standards Act white-collar exemptions to $35,308 per year.
Jack in the Box's franchise association and corporate team butt heads in public battles over declining sales and franchisee concerns.
The midterm election results may impact franchisors, with the International Franchising Association releasing a statement on the potential effects.
A Democratic Congress could bring changes to franchise businesses, with potential reforms to taxes and regulations.
Non-poaching agreements are targeted by the Justice Department and Democratic lawmakers, with up to 56 percent of large franchises including such clauses.
The International Franchise Association’s Franchise Business Economic Outlook for 2017 outlined positive and negative impacts on the industry, predicting growth in franchise establishments, employment, and output.
Just hours after U.S. House of Representatives leadership introduced H.R.
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President Donald Trump names Alexander Acosta as his new nominee for Labor Secretary after Andy Puzder withdraws.
The IFA and CKE respond to negative surveys about Trump's labor nominee Puzder with their own surveys of employees.
The International Franchise Association seeks clarity on the joint-employer rule, which is a priority for the organization in the months ahead.
The 2016 presidential election will impact the franchise restaurant industry, with labor regulations and other issues at stake.
The International Franchise Association has introduced a new organizational structure to prepare for upcoming challenges and opportunities.
Restaurant operators face labor regulations and other challenges in the 2016 presidential election, with implications for their businesses and lives.
1851 Franchise lists 25 young franchisors to watch in 2016.