Obama Campaign’s Yet Another Attack on Romney over Outsourcing Jobs

PRLog (Press Release) - Jun. 4, 2012 - Obama’s presidential election campaign is on the height of activity as Mitt Romney, his Republican rival was targeted yet again for outsourcing jobs to India during his tenure as the governor of Massachusetts. Member of House of Representatives, Patricia A Haddad’s services were availed on the subject by the Democratic Party yesterday. Haddad claimed that Romney had promised to streamline government and reduce debt, but instead the country faced the biggest debt that our children will ever see in their lives.

Further, Patricia A Haddad alleged Romney for vetoing legislation and instead of hiring the citizens of Massachusetts for jobs; he outsourced them to Indian BPO services. She further blamed him for the increase in debts that grew approximately 16.4 percent during the tenure of Romney as the governor, while at the same time the growth of jobs in the private sector were rising rapidly. She stated that one reason why this happened was because Romney was paying the jobs through credit card and American economy cannot afford paying of government employees through personal credit cards.

Tim Murray, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts had similar remarks and allegations to present on the occasion. He claimed that Romney privatized state affairs and that he borrowed to pay the expenses, leaving tab for the coming governor. Outsourcing has been a rising trend around the globe, and has been the hot topic of debate for some time now. Whatever allegations and counter allegations are made are going to affect BPO services in South Asian countries such as Kaya Systems http://www.kayasystems.com/business-process-outsourcing-b.... There has been a rapid growth seen in the BPO sector especially in Asian countries such as Philippines, India, China and Pakistan and a number of European businesses and companies are turning towards them for IT services. In the last few years the BPO sector has become more versatile and grown a lot too.