Families In Franchising
Family business is big business in the UK, with over 60 per cent of the UK’s small to medium sized enterprises (SMEs) operated by families, Business Link has confirmed. With the recession having a negative effect on household incomes, franchising could provide a solution for families wishing to take control of their earning potential and work/life balance.
Franchising is a much safer route into self-employment than going it alone, as CEO of domestic cleaning franchise MOLLY MAID Pam Bader explains: “As a franchise owner you have the support of a brand name and experienced support office behind you to help get the business off to the bets possible start. The franchisor will also be able to keep you up-to-date on the latest news that may affect your business. While working as a family means you can train together and support each other through the learning curve.
“At MOLLY MAID we have found that the businesses where both partners are involved in every day life, who have young children to take care of, find that the MOLLY MAID franchise allows them the flexibility to look after their family and run the business.” Read full post.
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