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READ MOREPandemic sees surge in new franchise inquiries
Jim’s Group founder and CEO Jim Penman says the company has seen a spike in demand for franchises since COVID-19 imposed work from home orders on most Australians.
According to Mr Penman, who founded Jim’s Mowing in 1982, the pandemic has created a ‘homedemic’ of people who want to continue to work from home or work their own hours without having to go back into the office.
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