Positions will include call center agents and managers.Įmpire State Development President, CEO & Commissioner Kenneth Adams said, “It is through Governor Cuomo’s efforts that home-grown companies, like Xerox, are choosing to stay here and grow here. Xerox expects to begin hiring employees in March. Renovation is expected to begin in February, with completion projected by the end of 3rd quarter 2012. In addition to the 500 new jobs being created, the company will retain 70 existing employees at the project location. The plans call for the creation of 500 new jobs, including 350 jobs in 2012 and an additional 150 jobs by 2013. The Monroe County Industrial Development Agency (COMIDA) has also approved a local tax abatement package totaling $271,040. Utilizing $5 million in Excelsior Jobs Program tax credits and a $1 million Economic Development Fund grant from Empire State Development, the company will invest $4.3 million to renovate a portion of Building 200 on the Webster campus, as well as purchase IT systems and equipment to create a 23,000 square foot state-of-the-art call center space. “By forging successful public-private partnerships like we have with Xerox, we can leverage state resources to generate sustainable economic growth and long-term job creation.”

“Xerox is a global leader that could have gone anywhere in the world to expand their business, but they chose New York because our state is rapidly becoming the place to be for businesses,” Gov.

Cuomo has announced that Xerox Corporation will establish a call center in Webster, NY that will create 500 new jobs over the next two years.

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