Andrew Tugwell Makes "link"s In The Woodlands

(Friday, April 15, 2005) - Link Staffing Services, Inc. is a Houston-based, privately owned company that has been serving the staffing needs of clients since 1980. Link provides a wide variety of flexible staffing solutions including qualified crafts and trades, and light industrial to semi-skilled and unskilled labor. Link can work with companies to provide temporary part-time and full-time employees, as well as temp-to-perm and payrolling services. Link clients say that what sets Link apart from other staffing services is their comprehensive screening process, which includes computerized screening, personal interview, on-site drug screening, criminal background check, and application. Link offers clients real time reporting, computerized job matching, and customized invoices. Link is well positioned to provide service to the Woodlands area via their office located at 29801 N. I-45, Ste. 102. Andrew Tugwell, franchisee, has operated the Woodlands office since 2001. Andrew has more than 10 years of experience in the staffing industry. He has served as branch manager, regional manager and franchisee during his years with Link. Andrew comments, "My wife, Melissa, and I are excited to be raising our family in Montgomery County." Andrew and Melissa are active members of the Woodlands United Methodist church, as well as school, civic and charitable organizations. Andrew is also a member of the South County, Tomball and Conroe Chambers of Commerce. Mr. Tugwell continued, "I think that you have to be part of the fabric of a community in order to run a service business like Link. You have to know your neighbors and be committed to their success." The Link Woodlands location has assisted local businesses in striving to reach their growth potential, and the entire staff is looking forward to the opportunities presented by this unique area. To "Let Link Do It" for your business, please call 281-419-7999, or drop by and see us!

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