noun
definition
A holder of a franchise; a person who is granted a franchise.
Examples of franchisee in a Sentence
The franchisor's problems can become the franchisee's.
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Each business outlet is owned and operated by the franchisee and is the franchisee's very own business.
In return the franchisee agrees to pay the franchisor a royalty on all goods sold or services provided by the franchisee.
Connex leaflet Connex South Central has been refused a franchise extension and has not distinguished itself as a rail franchisee.
Litigation can result as issues between the franchisor and franchisee over incompetence or a lack of good faith arise.
The store manager or franchisee knows from the outset whether the job seeker is looking for full or part-time hours and whether the hours they are willing to work are a good match for the restaurant's needs.
The start-up cost is a key factor, but the future happiness and success of the franchisee can also be affected by the hours and experience required by the franchise.
Administrative Expenses - The franchisee will probably need to purchase office equipment, supplies and establish an office, or office-area, to manage the business.
The type of care provided by the franchisee determines the number of hours and which hours the franchise will have to commit to their franchise.
A franchise business opportunity is a way of doing business where a franchisee purchases a license for a successful business and trademark, duplicating operations as determined and directed by the franchisor.
A franchise agreement is a binding contract that directs the franchisee on all operations aspects of the business from following a business plan to hiring and training employees.
A franchise agreement allows the franchisee to use the businesses name and sell a product or perform a service in a specified territory according to a proven formula.
Individual franchisee changes to adverting or marketing aren't allowed.
A bumbling franchisee can damage goodwill of the business brand by providing lousy service or cutting corners to produce substandard products.
Franchisee pleas and requests for assistance can be ignored.