BUFFALO, N.Y., March 17, 2003 (PRIMEZONE) -- TBO Company today criticized Senator Hillary Clinton of New York's acceptance of credit for bringing Tata, a large Indian technology services company, to the Buffalo area.
Donald Rudewicz, director of Technology Staffing at TBO Company, LLC, stated, "Senator Hillary Clinton has recently taken credit for bringing Tata, a large technology services company headquartered in India, to Buffalo. I don't understand why this is a great opportunity for our business community. We need economic assistance to use the experience and talent that is available in Western New York. We don't need an outside firm such as TATA, invited by a U.S. Senator to sell offshore development of IT projects and services, that will siphon business away from our community."
Headquartered in Cleveland, Ohio, TBO is a temporary staffing and human resources technology company with 14 offices, 10 of which are located in western and central New York state. TBO provides clients in a variety of industries with workers on a temporary basis, including information technology professionals.
Mr. Rudewicz added, "Why can't Senator Clinton demonstrate an understanding of our local needs and act on them? Will Tata focus on employing the talent we produce from our SUNY system, especially right here in Buffalo? Has Senator Clinton offered any economic incentives or political pressure on the SUNY Boards to direct business to TATA Consultancy Services? This situation provided her with a misguided photo opportunity, one that does nothing to support demand for the services of local information technology workers."
About TBO Company, LLC
TBO Company (TBO) is a technology-led provider of high-performance human resources solutions and administrative relief to middle market businesses and government having the need for 2 to 1,000 full time equivalent (FTE) workers. Our goal is for TBO to become recognized by our client's, our corporate staff and worksite employees, competitors, industry insiders, and value chain partners as being ...