Staffing company Adecco expects U.S. hiring to pick up after election
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ZURICH, Nov 5 (Reuters) -Staffing company Adecco ADEN.S expects the U.S. hiring market to pick up after the presidential election regardless of whether Kamala Harris or Donald Trump wins, Chief Executive Denis Machuel said on Tuesday.
"We believe very much in the U.S. economy, no matter who governs it," Machuel told Reuters. "There are signs of stabilisation, which is promising, and I don't think any one of the winners will have a significant impact on the labour market for the year to come.
"Once we know who has won, then the path is going to be clear, which we believe is going to be better for the labour market," he added after Adecco posted its third quarter earnings.
Reporting by John Revill, Editing by Miranda Murray
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