Operations
To achieve long-term success, franchise systems require operational excellence at all levels, from their stores to their supply chains. Other essential operational factors include franchisee support, recruitment, training, and retaining top talent. Find ideas, tips, and tools to enhance your franchise business operations.
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December 4th, 2018
These four trends are affecting the hourly worker space.
- Multi-Unit Franchisee
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Franchising may not be rocket science, but it is a lot like another type of science: cloning.
- Jeff Dudan
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Your key talent is looking for greater opportunity and your retention strategies must go beyond instilling culture and how much you can afford to pay them.
- Kendall Rawls
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How to create a performance review process that has clear value and benefits the business and the employee.
- Multi-Unit Franchisee
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Protecting Yourself from Unexpected Employee Departures and From Competitors Poaching Your Key Talent.
- Kendall Rawls
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Does your training program bring in the customers - and make them want to come back?
- Eddy Goldberg
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New Hiring Survey Finds Tightest Labor Market in Two Decades and Says That Will Help Push Hourly Wages Higher This Holiday Season.
- Multi-Unit Franchisee
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AdvantaClean's founder and CEO says these 3 tips will improve your operations.
- Jeff Dudan
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Low unemployment and rising minimum wages are making it difficult to find and keep quality employees in 2018. Increased labor costs are also having an effect on the bottom line, even as many franchisees increase their sales or raise prices.
- Eddy Goldberg
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We recently wrapped HourMinds 2018, Snag's annual customer conference, where we hosted more than 350 brand and thought leaders to talk about the now and next of hourly work.
- Peter Harrison
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Evaluating whether the right course of action is an external buy/sell or keeping it in the "family" with an internal buy/sell.
- Champ Rawls
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Here's a simple, important method for grading your recruitment team's performance
- Art Coley
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E-learning has earned its stripes as a convenient alternative to traditional corporate training models, which typically have involved flipcharts and laser pointers.
- Nigel Davies
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Hiring great hourly employees can be difficult but is essential. Try these 6 questions to get better results.
- Multi-Unit Franchisee
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Crisis Management - Are You Ready? Chicken Salad Chick Is!
- Tom Carr
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Try these 5 easy and inexpensive ideas to help retain the best employees for the long haul.
- Multi-Unit Franchisee
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You need to get an early start on seasonal hiring. Here are 34 tips for getting great job applicants.
- Liz Dillon
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So how do we do better? Especially today, in a time when record low unemployment and rising wages are prompting employees to at least consider improving their job situation, if not downright jumping ship.
- Eddy Goldberg
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Study Finds the Job Candidate Experience is a Critical Part of the Application and Hiring Process.
- Multi-Unit Franchisee
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Vendors play a fundamental role in running a franchise business. They're essential partners to your success.
- Kerry Pipes
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If you have a great franchisee training program, let candidates know about it!
- Evan Hackel
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Code Ninjas CEO tells how development and operations team up on recruitment.
- David Graham
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Training employees can be challenging for new franchisees who have never operated their own business before. While they come to franchising with many valuable skills, training employees usually is not one of them.
- Eddy Goldberg
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It's an excellent time to be part of franchise operations. With franchise growth and multi-unit franchising, in particular, continuing to soar, the industry is working tirelessly to keep up with demand.
- Amos Durbin
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One of the challenges new franchisees face begins soon after the franchise agreement is signed: hiring and training employees. The success of each franchised unit depends on the quality and behavior of its employees.
- Eddy Goldberg
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Previously, we discussed how you can tap into the rich marketing resources provided by 1) your franchisor, and 2) your fellow franchisees.
- Eddy Goldberg
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If you have to ask yourself if you're difficult to work for than you probably are. How to overcome ego-driven leadership problems.
- Dan Iosue
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Facing the Challenges Related to Partnerships, Family, and Children Entering Into A Business Operation.
- Jeff Bannon
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The economic power of minorities in franchising has been rising steadily in the past several decades. The reasons are not complicated: the number of Blacks, Hispanics, Asians, and Native Americans has grown steadily as a percentage of the United States population.
- Eddy Goldberg
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Supercuts Franchisee Association Partners with Employee Benefits and HR Services Company in Effort to Help Hire and Retain Top Employees.
- Multi-Unit Franchisee
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