Franchisees gagged
Steve Beadle’s Red Rooster franchise in the Melbourne suburb of Lyndhurst went into liquidation three months ago and Beadle says he was “effectively a slave” working for free for seven years and ending up $500,000 in debt.
But Beadle says most current and former franchisees can’t reveal their struggles with Craveable as they have been gagged.
Steve Beadle says Craveable franchisees are being gagged.
Photo: Justin McManus
“I am not alone, there are a lot of other people that have lost stores in the brand,” he says. “Because it was a voluntary liquidation I have maintained control over the way I have exited and I haven’t been gagged.”
One former Oporto franchisee says he has to remain anonymous because of the likelih…
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