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Adecco S.A. is a Swiss multinational human resource consulting company based in Glattbrugg, Switzerland.〔"(Global headquarters )." Adecco. Retrieved on 12 November 2009.〕 Adecco Group is the world's largest provider of HR solutions.〔"()." Adecco. Retrieved on 31 October 2013.〕 With more than 33,000 FTE employees and a network of over 5,500 branches, in over 60 countries and territories around the world, it offers a wide variety of services, connecting over 700,000 associates with well over 100,000 clients every day. The company was formed in 1996 as a result of the merger of the French company Ecco and the Swiss company Adia Interim. ==History== * 1996: Personnel services firms Ecco and Adia Interim merge to form a global company with annualised revenues of €5.4 billion. Operations are combined to form a network of 2,500 branches. The core staffing business consists of 250,000 staff situated with various companies. * 2000: Adecco acquires Olsten Staffing, becoming the largest recruitment company in the U.S. The merged company generates combined revenues of €17 billion. * 2002: Adecco consolidates its businesses under three names and creates three divisions to manage its business. * 2005: Adecco expands across six professional business lines defined by occupational fields. Adecco now provides all services under one name. * 2006: Following the acquisition of DIS AG, Germany, Dieter Scheiff assumes the position of Chief Executive Officer, Adecco Group. Dominik de Daniel becomes Chief Financial Officer. * 2007: The annual shareholders' meeting approves the nomination of Jürgen Dormann, former Vice Chairman, as Chairman of the Board. Rolf Dörig becomes Vice-Chairman. Klaus J. Jacobs, the co-founder of Adecco, hands back his mandate, having reached the statutory retirement age. * 2009: Rolf Dörig replaces Dormann as Chairman. * 2009: Adecco acquires Spring Group. * 2010: Adecco acquires MPS Group for US$1.3 billion, but does not change the company names.〔Basch, Mark: () Florida Times-Union, October 21, 2009, "Jacksonville's MPS Group agrees to buyout by Swiss firm"〕 * 2011: Adecco sets up a joint venture in Shanghai with Chinese HR services company Fesco. FESCO Adecco begins operations on January 1, 2011. * 2011: Adecco creates 'Jobs for the Games' — the only official job board endorsed by LOCOG; creating a central hub for London 2012 jobs.〔((2011) Adecco: http://www.adecco.co.uk/en-GB/2012/jobs-for-the-games/Pages/default.aspx )〕 * 2012: The Olympic job website Jobs for the Games becomes myfuturerole.com, which brings together thousands of jobs from across the Adecco Group. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Adecco」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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