NLRB is a regulator in Burnaze's franchise knowledge graph, mentioned since 2015. 31 stories link here, each summarized from the original publisher.
“We appreciate President Trump’s longstanding support for franchising through a commonsense joint employer standard, and we stand ready to work with his administration and a bipartisan coalition of lawmakers to make it a
Welcome to our monthly roundup of employer-related news and trends.
A monthly roundup of employer-related news and trends included the NLRB's decision to drop the joint-employer effort and a study on how California's new minimum wage for fast food workers will hurt franchisees and consumers.
The US National Labor Relations Board has dropped its appeal of a judge's decision that struck down a rule requiring companies to be considered joint employers of certain contract and franchise workers.
The US Senate voted to reverse the NLRB’s joint employer rule, potentially having a big and adverse impact on franchisors.
The National Labor Relations Board has proposed a new joint employer standard, alerting the public of its newly proposed standard for determining joint-employer status.
Another summer gone, the war in Ukraine rages on, the world is preparing for another round of Covid vaccines, inflation and gas prices are settling down, the U.K.
Husch Blackwell’s John Moore discusses helping businesses grow and the importance of franchisees having prior experience in their industry.
The article is an interview with Nancy Lanard, a franchise attorney, but it does not provide any specific information about franchise systems or multi-unit brands.
Carl Zwisler, Partner at Lathrop GPM LLP, discusses his background and experience in franchise law, including his work with the International Franchise Association.
Top Franchise Lawyers: Harold Kestenbaum of Spadea & Lignana, discussing his experience and expertise in franchise law.
Mike Drumm discusses his approach to running a law firm like a business, emphasizing technology, specialization, and low overhead.
Matthew J. Kreutzer discusses his experience in franchise law and the importance of due diligence for franchisees.
I was drawn to franchise law because I liked the idea of working together with clients to build brands and expand their businesses.
Jonathan Barber, Esq. discusses franchising and the NLRB joint-employer ruling.
Amy Cheng specializes in domestic and international commercial transactions, general corporate, and franchise, licensing and distribution law.
Brian Lincer's dedication to supporting business owners is personal and stems from a long family history of entrepreneurship.
Marlen Cortez Morris is a franchise law expert with broad experience
This article discusses the biggest things that happened in franchising in 2018, including the NLRB's proposed rollback of the joint employer rule.
Franchisors can manage labor risk by avoiding joint employer and vicarious liability through proper human resource practices.
The NLRB plans to move forward with rulemaking to address joint-employer status, a positive sign for franchise brands and franchisees.
Keith J. Kanouse is a franchise lawyer with experience representing franchisors and franchisees.
Howard & Howard provides value and core legal services to business clients, with a focus on creativity, practicality, and cost-consciousness.
The article highlights Cheng Cohen's expertise in franchise law, emphasizing the importance of finding a franchise attorney who understands the client's business and goals.