Assertion: franchise's franchisee | /r/HasProperty | independent operator
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text: The franchisor takes little to no role in the day-to-day management of the franchisee’s business because the franchisee is an independent operator, not a joint employer with the franchisor.
text: Because the franchisee is an independent contractor and not a joint employer, generally those controls cover brand standards and do not extend to the human resources of the franchisee, nor do they extend to how the franchisee manages its business—aside from meeting the requirements of the brand standards—on a daily basis.
text: Franchisees are independent businesses.
text: In virtually every instance in which it is used, it refers to the franchisee-who, while acting as an independent business, receives initial training and the ongoing support of a franchisor in areas such as site selection, lease negotiation, purchasing, merchandising, advertising and other business systems.
text: The franchisor has little or no role in the day-to-day management of the franchisee’s business, because the franchisee is an independent operator and not joint-employers with the franchisor.
text: Franchise operations manuals are essential to franchisors because they ensure uniformity of customer experience and quality control across locations, act as a training tool for new franchisees, and serve as demonstrable evidence that the franchisee is an independent contractor in the face of a claim against the franchisor that it is liable for franchisees’ errors.