David Barr

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302 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Nov 2020 last heard Dec 2020

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One, it's important to me because the essence of franchising.
is that we have small business people, entrepreneurs, who are licensing a system, a trademark from a franchisor, and they're going out and running their business.
They are privately owned, independent businesses.
The thought that all of a sudden, as a franchisee, I'm going to be putting capital at risk, and yet, under law, I could be...
of my franchise or and certainly my employees could be employees of franchise or and therefore there could be future employment decisions made in an office eight states away and I don't even get a seat at the table that is just a direct shot I think on franchising and I think franchising is the greatest democratization of wealth it allows people to get into business
create something and so I
Why is it important?
I think the difference is under the Obama administration, and when we talk that it's been talked about for years, it was always regulators,
the Department of Labor, being the NLRB, and attempting to influence that policy
do it also through the courts.
This would be the first time at the federal level we're seeing it legislated, and they would legislate it through what's called the PRO Act, which would allow for many of these actions to be codified and would be very difficult to overcome, I think, in the franchise industry.
it.
Yeah.
What's interesting is there were some 40 to 60 carve outs
of certain industries.
For instance, if you think of the newspaper industry, newspaper boys, for lack of a better term, or those that stock newspapers or deliver newspapers,
always been independent contractors in that industry.
They pick up newspapers, they deliver them to a route, they collect off the route,
they're an independent business person.
Under this, they got captured in the C test, or what Ron said, number three there, which is they're really operating the similar business as the newspaper.
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