New Jersey Hospitality Bill A-1958 Passes Assembly, Sparks Backlash from International Franchise Association
The controversial legislation could disrupt the franchise business model, affecting over 19,000 establishments and over 203,000 employees in New Jersey, according to the IFA.
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