The Coalition of Franchisee Associations (CFA) is proud to announce its membership in the Critical Labor Coalition (CLC). A non-profit organization based in the D.C. metropolitan area, CLC was formed as a result of CFA Chairman, John Motta’s vision and leadership of the CFA to find solutions to address the critical labor shortage that is impacting many franchisees and their businesses across the U.S. CFA recognized this issue and identified potential solutions that were presented to industry organizations. The result of this effort was the development of the CLC, of with CFA is now pleased to continue to support. “We are excited to have CFA onboard and are looking forward to getting franchisees across the country engaged and informed on this issue,” states CFA Association General Manager, Amy Mancuso.
Comprised of trade associations, nonprofit organizations, corporate and individual business owners, CLC advocates with one voice for policies that incentivize individuals to return to work. With targeted legislative and education efforts, CLC’s mission is to reinvigorate the workforce, stimulate the economy and put money in the pockets of America’s workers.
Members of CLC include the National Restaurant Association, American Hotel and Lodging Association, Inspire Brands, the National Association of Convenience Stores and many others. To learn more about the Critical Labor Coalition, go to www.criticallaborcoalition.org.
About the Coalition of Franchisee Associations
The Coalition of Franchisee Associations, representing more than 46,000 franchisees who own over 121,000 businesses, which employ over 2.7 million individuals, is the largest franchisee-only association in the country. Its members make up the largest and most reputable independent franchisee associations with a mission “to leverage the collective strengths of franchisee associations for the benefit of the franchisee community.” The CFA — with headquarters in Washington, D.C. — is committed to providing vital support and assistance to the franchisee community at large. To learn more about the organization, please visit http://www.thecfainc.com.