Mike Layman News Today

Federal and local legislation, from the changing joint employer rule to ever-rising minimum wages, are affecting franchisee success

A federal agency has proposed a new rule that would expand which businesses have to be involved with certain labor negotiations.

Today, on behalf of American job creators and workers, the Coalition to Preserve American Jobs (CPAJ) has come together to highlight the positive impact the Employee Retention Tax Credit (ERC

It was a sad Thanksgiving week in Pulaski County in 1963. Not only was the community reeling from the assassination of President John F. Kennedy less than a week earlier

This weekend, we take one final look back at June of 1953. What has changed in 70 years? A lot. What hasn’t changed so much? Also a lot.

Collin Peterson was retained by the ​Texas Cattle Feeders Association and the Kansas Livestock Association to lobby on issues relating to federal cattle markets and regulations.

After more than two decades at Sonic Drive-In in various roles, Christina Vaughan is betting her experience working with franchisees will come in handy in her new role at Slim

The International Franchise Association has named Mike Layman as its senior vice president for government relations and public affairs.