1. For You, For Fun2. Spotlight3. Centerstage4. Clothes...what else?5. Flirty, Fun, For RealThese are just ideas from the top of my head.
greenleaf clothing company
1. For You, For Fun2. Spotlight3. Centerstage4. Clothes...what else?5. Flirty, Fun, For RealThese are just ideas from the top of my head.
greenleaf clothing company
There are many manufacturers throughout the country. I suggest you go on line or look in your local yellow pages. If your degree of expertise in this line is good than you should not have any problem. Go direct to the horses mouth so to speak.
OK, first of all, your employer s SPOUSE has nothing to do with this question. I think you re asking if they are SUPPOSED to do things.A bin in the ladies room would certainly seem to be a basic thing to provide, but I don t think it s illegal of them not to have one. Have you ASKED for one? As far as the room being like a freezer, again, there is no law against keeping a room cold, unless it was actually below board of health standards for your city or town. Get a thermometer and keep track of the temperature in your regular work area and see whether it meets local standards or not. If not, you have legitimate reason for a complaint.The part of your question that actually DOES sound illegal is where you say Unless we work unbelievable hard we won t get paid . Can you give more details about that? Do you work solely on commission? Otherwise, your employer must pay you at least minimum wage. Please explain what he actually does pay you, and why.
Hello there,Here are links to some sample franchise agreements.http://contracts.onecle.com/blimpie/smoo��http://www.docstoc.com/docs/2211372/Fran��http://www.docstoc.com/docs/13187059/Fra��I should point out to you that drafting your own franchise agreement is risky. That is something you should have a business lawyer do. This is a legal contract. If you do it yourself, you could end up costing yourself a fortune if there is problem. Litigating a contract is expensive whether you will or loose the litigation, you will spend thousands on legal fees.Later,
The document you are speaking of is called the Franchise Agreement. The franchise agreement is the heart and soul of the business relationship between the two parties. It spells out in very specific detail how the franchisor expects the franchisee to conduct business, and outlines the obligations of both parties. However, unless you are qualified and serious about purchasing a specific franchise, your request to see one won t be granted.
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There are businesses that do have the same name but they are usually located in different cities and/or states. Each business name has to be registered though and you will have a business identification number or what is called a FEIN number. (a tax identification number). This is sometimes your social security number if you have a very small home business for example. You cannot use a trademark already in existence. Ex: You can use the name McDonalds (if it is your name )but you cannot associate it with golden arches or similar colors.You can use different variations of names or think of something creative, a name pertaining to the type of business you might be starting. For example, I had a cleaning business (offices, homes, factories) My business was called Mighty Brite Cleaning. Try thinking outside the box.Call your local Department of Revenue. They will provide you with all the instructions you need as far as getting your business name established. It is not very difficult at all.
Using the name of an existing business or someone else s trademarked property can get you sued (and every cent you made under that name can be claimed by that party, plus interest, penalties, etc), or can get you thrown in prison for a number of years plus fines (violation of trademark and/or copyright laws).Do NOT use someone else s trademark, service mark, or registered business name.Have your Intellectual Property attorney do a trademark and service mark search. Check with the Secretary of the State office in your state capitol. There will be a corporate registration office within your state s Secretary of the State office. Check there for name availability, and if available, you can reserve your name for a fee while you incorporate or form an LLC, etcCheck available domain names for your website. If the website using your chosen name is taken, that biz name is taken somewhere, too, perhaps in your country, perhaps abroad, but you would want to get your domain name wherever you are. Also, you would not your good name sullied by some crook in some hole who s using your tradename for their crooked website. So you have to do google and other web searches, domain name searches, as well as various governments business registration offices.