franchising in australia 2014
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Inside the Franchising Australia 2014 presentation you’ll find an overview of the Australian franchise sector, including: • Sector growth • Number of franchises • Number of franchise units • Industry breakdown of franchises • Number of people employed by the sector • Average number of units per franchise • Number of Australian franchises operating internationally • And so much more. To download the full report go to www.franchise.edu.auTRANSCRIPT
Download the full Franchising Australia 2014 research report at www.franchise.edu.au/home/research/franchise-australia
“Whilst the number of franchise systems has declined by 1.7% in the past two years, Australia still has one of the highest levels of franchisors per capita in the world”
Download the full Franchising Australia 2014 research report at www.franchise.edu.au/home/research/franchise-australia
“Whilst permanent full-time and part-time employment has remained constant, casual labour has increased significantly in the past two years”
Download the full Franchising Australia 2014 research report at www.franchise.edu.au/home/research/franchise-australia
“This graph shows the percentage of franchisors by industry segment. Since 2012 increases have been observed in the retail sector and decreases in the service sector.”
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• Young Systems have been franchising for less than 5 years
• Emerging systems are 6 to 10 years old
• Mature systems are greater than 10
“Australian franchising is becoming increasingly mature”
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• Small systems have less than 20 units
• Medium systems are 21 to 50 units
• Large systems are greater than 50 units
“40% of franchise systems hold more than 50 units. One third hold fewer than 20 units”
Download the full Franchising Australia 2014 research report at www.franchise.edu.au/home/research/franchise-australia
“This graph shows the most significant ongoing challenges for franchisors. Availability of suitable franchisees causes the greatest grief”
Download the full Franchising Australia 2014 research report at www.franchise.edu.au/home/research/franchise-australia
“The vast majority of franchisors do not actively recruit migrants or ‘new’ Australians”
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“Only 7 per cent of franchisors in Australia have Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander franchisees”
Download the full Franchising Australia 2014 research report at www.franchise.edu.au/home/research/franchise-australia
“This graph shows the causes of disputes in franchising. Compliance with the franchise system is the greatest source of disputes”
Download the full Franchising Australia 2014 research report at www.franchise.edu.au/home/research/franchise-australia
“30% of franchisors are currently franchising overseas. New Zealand is the major export country”
Download the full Franchising Australia 2014 research report at www.franchise.edu.au/home/research/franchise-australia
“The main reason franchisors export their system is to increase their size and growth”