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  Hello everyone! The moment I thought about working under a boss, I became agitated. I had to quit my last two jobs because of highly nosy and condescending managers who gave me hell. So, I decided to become my own boss and run my own business. However, I was worried that I did not have enough experience to start a company from scratch. Also, it would take a lot of time until I would reach break-even and start earning. I was feeling distressed about the whole thing when my old colleague told me about purchasing a business for sale in Parramatta, Sydney. I liked the idea in the first go.  I wanted to get trained and find a business that was already functioning and had a successful working model in place. However, I didn’t know how to find such business opportunities in Sydney. Thus, I spoke to a few entrepreneurs, and they told me to search online for listings and I found this brilliant way of getting all the information in one place. You can also do the same through a dedica...

 Labor has paid a heavy price in the previously safe south-west seat of Fowler, where Kristina Keneally is set to be defeated by grassroots independent candidate Dai Le. The former NSW Premier was considered a shoo-in when she was parachuted into Fowler after a factional brawl pushed her out of a winnable spot in the Senate. But, come election night, things did not go according to the script. The Labor frontbencher found herself trailing Ms Le, a former refugee who once ran as a Liberal.  Read More: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-05-21/nsw-fowler-kristina-keneally-federal-election-2022/101088072

 Former NSW Labor premier, frontbencher and outgoing senator Kristina Keneally has conceded defeat in the south-west seat of Fowler. The seat, held by the Labor Party since its creation in 1984, was one it hoped to keep by parachuting in high-profile Senator Keneally. It will now go to local independent Dai Le, with Labor registering a swing against it of more than 16 per cent. Senator Keneally took to Twitter to announce her defeat. "At the end of today, it seems that Labor will not claim victory in Fowler," she said. Read More: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-05-22/kristina-keneally-concedes-defeat-to-dai-le-in-fowler/101088948

 The woman who beat high-profile Labor candidate Kristina Keneally in the Sydney seat of Fowler says she will be a "real independent", not a "teal" one. Fairfield Deputy Mayor Dai Le overturned Labor's 14 per cent margin in the electorate to secure a narrow victory over the former senator and NSW premier. Ms Le is a former ABC journalist who has previously stood for the Liberals in state elections and believes her back story resonated in the diverse electorate held by Labor since its creation in 1984. Ms Le, who was born in Vietnam, arrived in Australia aged 11 after spending three years in a refugee camp in the Philippines. Read More: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-05-23/dai-le-says-labor-took-fowler-for-granted-in-federal-election/101090766

 Hi there, Franchising is becoming a rage in the country as more and more networks are emerging in the market. It has helped many entrepreneurs like me to expand their business and get a helping hand in the form of a franchisee. They provide the support you need to enter new markets and earn higher profits. You can easily earn well through royalties and the initial franchise fee. However, you need to plan everything in advance to avoid making mistakes and forgetting important details. These include preparing the non-disclosure document, operations manual, franchise agreement etc. Plus, you need to advertise the franchise and then find the right buyer. So, here is an article that will explain this step-by-step procedure for franchising.  https://www.franchise2sell.com.au/blogs/franchise/the-ultimate-guide-to-franchising-your-business

 Are you a franchisor? By 14 November 2022, you'll be required to upload key disclosure information to the Franchise Disclosure Register for prospective franchisees to view. Access the Register now to create a profile and learn more about your obligations. About the Franchise Disclosure Register The Franchise Disclosure Register is a free self-service tool to help prospective franchisees make informed decisions before entering into a franchise agreement. Read More: https://business.gov.au/planning/business-structures-and-types/franchising/franchise-disclosure-register

 If you have a successful business that you want to expand, you can consider franchising. If managed well, it can open your product or service to new markets and extend your brand's reach. There is no specific franchise registration or approval process, but establishing a franchise is a legal process and can take some time. Not every business will suit expansion through a franchise model. If you do decide a franchise model is right for you, recruiting new franchisees can be challenging. Read More: https://business.gov.au/planning/business-structures-and-types/franchising/franchise-your-own-business