Not bothering about the frail global economic recovery, Adecco SA is said to have put forth that the Companies are not really affected by the recovery and are busy hiring.

For temporary employment acts as an indicator to the prospective job growth, there is a probability that the world's largest staffing Company, the Swiss-based Adecco's might be able to lessen the worries.

The Company is said to have made a statement saying that demand was not affected by the slow recovery and did not even hint towards the slowdown. There happened to be a very robust demand in the market, the statement read.

Raising some major concerns about the recovery in Europe, a survey showed the optimism of the services and manufacturing businesses.

Credit Suisse Economist, Fabian Heller said, "Adecco's comments are certainly positive. Generally we had a very strong first half and if a globally operating company has this impression, then that is certainly encouraging".

He also said that they expected the recovery to fall in place as there is little probability of a double-dip scenario.

Also, in the second quarter of the year, it was likely that the figures would come put to be lower in comparison to the first quarter.

The cyclical nature of their businesses has led to Adecco and its competitors such as Manpower Inc. (MAN) and Randstad Holding NV to act as the torch bearers and make predictions about potential market situation.