The employer had suspicions that this man’s back injury was not as debilitating as he said it was in his workers’ compensation claim. They hired CIC to conduct surveillance and we immediately found that he was not home during the morning hours. We then scheduled an early-morning surveillance and discovered that he was working for another company as a furniture deliveryman. Oddly enough, he claimed that his back injury was so severe that he couldn’t even ride in a dump truck. He was obviously being dishonest. Many times, with this type of case, we will pass on our evidence on to the Bureau of Workers’ Compensation so they can use it to file fraud charges against the individual.

Step One: See if Your Company is Ready

The first concern to ask yourself is whether your moving business is suitable for a franchise. Beyond having a good reputation of revenue and earnings at your current moving business, there are several aspects you will need to prepare yourself with.

Consider your idea. Most excellent business principles offer something acquainted, but with some exclusive perspectives to it. The idea has to have charm to both clients and to potential franchisees. Furthermore, the company needs to be something you can systematize and duplicate, not something that needs your personal contact everyday to be effective.

There are some very obvious advantages that go along with a moving franchise. For starters it’s great for those that want to rapidly expand their companies concept nation or worldwide. The person who purchases your franchise is the one that provides the capital for expansion. This means that your moving business can grow much larger and much faster than if it was funded through a bank loan or internally.

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