U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics is a regulator in Burnaze's franchise knowledge graph, mentioned since 2015. 111 stories link here, each summarized from the original publisher.
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Employment gains continue, artificial intelligence sends workers home, HR departments can expect a new Form I-9, and new business applications jump for the month.
Nebraska's Economic Outlook ranking reveals opportunities for franchisors to expand their footprints in the state, with a 2023 ranking of 36 and a 2023 Economic Performance ranking of 25.
Business Insider reports a decline in delivery orders due to high fees, with customers opting for self-pickup instead.
The U.S. leisure and hospitality sector added 31,000 jobs in April, with 25,000 of them in the foodservices and drinking sector, according to the BLS.
Metal Supermarkets launches a trade school scholarships program to address the shortage of skilled trade workers in North America.
A study has identified the most and least expensive states to start a business, analyzing factors such as labor costs, corporate tax rates, and commercial real estate availability.
The top regulatory issues facing franchising in 2023 include compliance with labor laws, data protection, and environmental regulations.
Woof Gang Bakery & Grooming will open 25 locations in 2022, meeting increased demand for pet services, and has growth plans in the professional pet grooming industry.
Neighborhood Kids Schools is combating the teacher shortage with innovative solutions.
The service industry continues to grow despite economic worries, with notable accomplishments from brands such as PetWellClinic, RE/MAX, Tommy’s Express Car Wash, and Urban Air Adventure Park.
A staffing agency multi-unit owner provides hiring advice in the face of workforce stability concerns and inflation.
Dave and Missie Carlile, owners of a heating and cooling business, decided to convert their business into a Heating + Air Paramedics franchise, citing the benefits of buying a franchise.
Emerging full-service restaurant franchises offer attractive investment opportunities, with a focus on casual sit-down service to upscale white tablecloth dining.
Summer school has a new meaning in the wake of the pandemic, providing an opportunity for students to catch up on lost learning and for teachers to support their students.
Aspioneer compiles list of the best U.S. cities for new businesses in 2022, considering factors such as economic friendliness and tax codes.
U.S. employers add 467,000 jobs in January, including 108,000 in food services.
Shipping company Maersk anticipates ongoing issues with the supply chain due to labor shortages and lack of truckers and warehouse workers.
Window World creates a 'Weather the Inflation Storm' checklist to help homeowners save money on energy costs.
Restaurants increase menu prices due to inflation, with prices expected to remain high until the end of 2022.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics ’ December jobs report revealed that 199,000 jobs were added to the economy last month and the unemployment rate dropped to 3.9% from 4.2% in November.
Menu prices reached a 39-year high due to inflation, with the food-away-from-home index rising 0.6% in November and 5.8% over the same period a year ago.
The National Restaurant Association and Texas Restaurant Association file a lawsuit against the Department of Labor over its revisions to the Fair Labor Standards Act tip regulations.
The restaurant industry remains 750,000 workers short of pre-COVID levels, with the Independent Restaurant Coalition urging the replenishment of the Restaurant Revitalization Fund.
The restaurant industry is facing a labor shortage and retention crisis, with approximately 70% more job vacancies now than pre-pandemic.