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Gross margin up 80 bps to 17.7% and a solid EBITA margin Second quarter 2012 HIGHLIGHTS Revenues of EUR 5.2 billion, up 1% (-4% organically1) Gross margin at 17.7%, up 80 bps year-on-year (+30 bps organically) SG & A slightly below the prior year, organically and before integration and restructuring costs EBITA2 before integration and restructuring costs at EUR 194 million EBITA margin at 3.7%, down 20 bps year-on-year before integration and restructuring costs Net income of EUR 113 million, down 20% Operating cash flow of EUR 81 million in H1 2012 (EUR -30 million in H1 2011) Zurich, Switzerland, August 9, 2012: Adecco Group, the world’s leading provider of Human Resources solutions, today announced results for the second quarter of 2012. Revenues were up 1% or down 4% organically, to EUR 5.2 billion. The gross margin was 17.7%, an increase of 80 bps versus the prior year and up 30 bps organically. Continued strong cost control resulted in slightly lower SG & A, on an organic basis and before integration and restructuring costs. The Q2 2012 EBITA margin before integration and restructuring costs was 3.7%,…

We are pleased to announce the relaunch of Adecco Taiwan corporate website, designed to give a more user -friendly experience. New Structure and Contents 為提供顧客更完善的服務已將官方網站進行改版，全新版本的網站不僅提供更多人資及求職相關趨勢與知識，並希望更進一步向企業與求職者宣傳藝珂的企業精神與文化，更深入瞭解藝珂的服務。另外網站也對模組排版、頁面設計及網站功能等進行了較大的調整。希望提供更方便操作、美觀與結構合理，閱覽方便的企業網站。 New Contents 求職錦囊 (Career Center) 菁英求職智庫中心 (Job Search Knowledge Center) 企業徵才智庫中心 (Employers Knowledge Center) 藝珂TV (Adecco TV) 線上訂閱企業電子報 (Client Newsletter) 歡迎您隨時訪問藝珂求職網站並感謝您長期以來的支持！ Please feel free to check out our relaunched website. We hope you enjoy our website.

Lausanne/Zurich, Switzerland, July 5, 2012: The International Olympic Committee (IOC) today underscored its firm commitment to the IOC Athlete Career Programme IOC ACP by agreeing to an eight-year extension of its cooperation agreement with the Adecco Group, the world’s leading provider of Human Resources solutions. The deal, signed by IOC President Jacques Rogge and Adecco Group CEO Patrick De Maeseneire at the IOC’s headquarters in Lausanne, ensures that athletes around the world will continue to receive a wide range of assistance aimed at helping them transition smoothly into life after sport. Adecco worked with the IOC to implement the ACP in 2005 and since then the programme has provided career development and job placement services to more than 10,000 Olympic athletes from over 100 countries. The programme is based on providing athletes with three key tools: education, life skills and employment. “The extension is another example of how committed the Olympic Movement is to athletes,” said President Rogge. “Athletes are the heart of the Olympic Games and the IOC strives to make sure they are well looked after, both during their athletic careers and after. We are very happy our friends at Adecco…