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I have been looking a various 'work-from-home' opportunities for a little while. I came across a franchise over the weekend and have got myself rather excited about taking serious steps into signing the dotted line. I don't know much about franchises other than the fact that it's usually a well established company/ business and has completed a business plan, but does a franchise have to be registered with the British Franchise Association? And what protections, if any, do I get as the franchisee if they are not registered?
Answered by: Tom Endean
Franchisors do not have to apply to the British Franchise Association for membership. Membership can only be grated if the businesses meets a strict set of criteria regarding the structure and ethics…
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