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15 minute read July 02, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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Delaware Affirms Franchisors Are Not Franchisees' Employers

On June 10, Delaware Gov. Jack Markell signed into law HB 55, which affirms that the franchisee/franchisor relationship is not an employment relationship and that franchisees are independent contractors.

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