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Finding Common Ground Through Consensus Decision-Making
It’s clear to me that a workplace is a better place when employees truly work in teams, but the most familiar team models we have are those that are created to win wars and games. We have a commander or a coach who gives orders, and the soldiers or the players use those instructions to defeat the opponen

Making Capital Investments in Heavy Construction Equipment
Heavy construction equipment requires a lot of capital investments. When the companies opt to buy these types of heavy construction equipments then they look out for the used equipments that may be on sale in the local market. This helps them in various manners. Companies sometime get used heavy construc

It is often argued in the franchising industry that the arbitration clauses in franchise agreements tend to benefit the franchisee because they allow them to compete against the more well-financed franchisor in disputes arising from the franchising agreement. This is true in many cases because the cost of litigation these days is absolutely insane.

However there are often franchisees who complain that the Franchisor has the upper hand in arbitration disputes. Some franchisee attorneys and sophisticated franchisees state such things as: “Over the years I can assure you that it has been with in their best interest to make sure big business includes an arbitration clause in every contract.”

One problem I have seen is when the franchisors are heavily community driven and they draw the arbitrators from that community where the franchisor is based. Generally in the franchise agreement the Franchisor pre-stipulates arbitration and where that arbitration will take place, the exact city and venue. If a franchisor is well known and g

Secrets of a Successful Marketing Partnership
I recently received an interesting e-mail from a gentleman in the UK asking if marketing partnerships really work. He had approached a number of potential partners and many expressed interest in forming partnership, yet nothing got done.There seems to be quite a bit of interest right now in market

disputes arising from the franchising agreement. This is true in many cases because the cost of litigation these days is absolutely insane.

What Role Does Human Resource Management Play In A Business?
The human resource function has gone from the traditional hire and fire role to a strategic partner at the table with finance, operations and other business centers that are not centers of profit for the organization. The job of HR, as is the job of all such departments, is to ensure that the business ge

hisor has the upper hand in arbitration disputes. Some franchisee attorneys and sophisticated franchisees state such things as: “Over the years I can assure you that it has been with in their best interest to make sure big business includes an arbitration clause in every contract.”

How To Show Appreciation To Your Clients Without Breaking Your Budget
Let’s face it. We know that our clients and customers like to fee appreciated by us. Yet, how many times do we neglect to seize an opportunity to show appreciation to our clients and customers? And how many times do we use the excuse that we do not have money in our budget to do something special for

ake sure big business includes an arbitration clause in every contract.”

How to Change Career
If you are unhappy at work it may be because your major career decisions were made for the wrong reasons. This is very common, especially when you consider that many of those decisions are made at a very young age, when you had little experience of the world outside school or college. In addition, the ca

e the franchisor is based. Generally in the franchise agreement the Franchisor pre-stipulates arbitration and where that arbitration will take place, the exact city and venue. If a franchisor is well known and gives back to that community then anyone in franchising with experience who even knows enough to hear such a case has connections or pre-concieved notions for the franchisor.

Although one might assume that if these franchise expert arbitrators hear enough cases of abuse they will soon start to turn against the franchisor. Most franchisors from larger areas such as any large MSA will be fairer, but then they slip to "the poor franchisee" syndrome, which I believe helps the franchisee more than the franchisor in arbitration cases. This debate rages on in the Franchising Industry and is up for discussion.

Some franchisee attorneys will say that; “The theory that arbitration is fast track and affordable is a myth.” And they tell stories of franchisees who put out close to $40,000 before their case is even heard. Once ther

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