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The International Franchise Association seeks clarity on the joint-employer rule, which is a priority for the organization in the months ahead.

IFA President Robert Cresanti reflects on the franchising industry's successes and challenges in 2016, emphasizing the importance of speaking up against government regulations.

Franchisors advocate on behalf of small business and entrepreneurship, with Ciara Stockeland testifying before the Senate Committee on Small Business and Entrepreneurship.

The International Franchise Association's president and CEO, Robert Cresanti, has been named one of 2016's top lobbyists for his efforts to overturn the joint employer ruling.

The franchise industry calls on nation's leaders to fight back against NLRB ruling changes that threaten the industry's growth.

The 2016 presidential election may impact federal minimum wage laws, affecting franchise businesses in states with higher minimum wages.

The process of becoming a franchisee has changed significantly over the past 20 years, driven by employment and technology trends, according to a recent Fortune article.

Franchising industry witnesses speak out against joint employer standard on Capitol Hill, highlighting the potential economic consequences for the industry.

The IFA President & CEO outlines a plan to fight back against the 'existential franchising threat' posed by the new joint employer standard.

The franchising industry faces challenges as the National Labor Relations Board introduces a new joint employer law, potentially changing the way local franchisees hire and manage employees.

Wisconsin passed the Franchise Protection Act, excluding franchisors from being considered joint employers and responsible for labor protections.

The NLRB's recent ruling on joint employers could have broad repercussions for franchising, potentially stifling business growth in various industries.

FSC reduces the upfront franchise fee to $5,000 for a single-unit franchisee and offers incentives for opening quickly, including eliminating royalties for the first year.

Franchisees need to be aware of current employment laws and their impact on business, including the Joint Employer rule and its implications.

The traditional franchise sales model is failing, prioritizing short-term success over long-term support for franchisees.

The International Franchise Association (IFA) has announced Robert Cresanti as its new president and CEO, succeeding Steve Caldeira.

A new NLRB ruling redefines joint employer liability for small businesses and their contractors.

Robert Cresanti has been named president and CEO of the International Franchise Association, the largest organization representing franchisors, franchisees, and suppliers.

The FranConnect CEO Growth Circle Summit will help CEOs and presidents of mature franchises with more than 100 units navigate current challenges and solutions.

The International Franchise Association's Franchise Action Network is set to hold a fly-in in Washington, D.C. to advocate for the franchise industry.

GOP leaders introduce legislation to undo the National Labor Relations Board's joint-employer standard decision.

The National Labor Relations Board ruled that Browning-Ferris Industries is a joint employer of its contract employees, a decision opposed by the International Franchise Association.

NLRB ruling expands joint employer standard, potentially affecting franchisors' labor liability.

The National Labor Relations Board altered the joint employer standard, potentially increasing liability for franchise business owners, citing a decades-old judicial precedent and bipartisan policy agreement.