Recruitment Challenges

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The franchising industry is concerned about recruiting new franchisees due to various factors such as the COVID-19 pandemic, economic uncertainty, and changing consumer preferences.   World stability and supply chain difficulties add to the number of influences making them even more cautious about investing in new businesses… not to mention the comfort of high employment … Read more

New franchising post COVID

Just when I thought business had reached a peak in transforming from old fashioned face-to-face delivery to a sleek digital model, I found I was wrong. In the past year or so, there’s been another significant jump in the number of potential franchises which have upped their

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