（2020年4月24日，/HRoot.com/）近日，任仕達公佈其截至2020年3月31日的2020財年第一季度營收為54.14億歐元，同比有機下降7％。
任仕達首席執行官Jacques van den Broek表示：“2020財年第一季度的交易條件最初符合我們的預期，截止到3月上半月，每個工作日的自然有機營收3％至4％。此後，新冠疫情的迅速蔓延的影響導致了商業活動的空前減速。”
報告顯示，任仕達通過排除貨幣、收購、出售和重新分類的影響來衡量有機變化。此外，營收的有機變化會根據工作日進行調整。
2020財年第一季度，任仕達北美地區營收有機下降3％。 任仕達在美國地區的“人員服務/內部服務”業務下降了4％，在“美國專業人才”業務下降了2％。
在加拿大地區，任仕達2020財年第一季度營收有機下降了2％。
另外，包括MSP（管理服務提供商）和RPO（招聘流程外包）服務在內的任仕達Sourceright業務在2020財年第一季度有機營收同比下降了5％，而Monster業務營收則下降20％。 Monster業務的營收在2019財年第三和第四季度分別同比下降了15％和16％。任仕達Sourceright和Monster包含在任仕達的“全球業務”中。
按區域劃分，任仕達2020財年第一季度營收情況如下：
報告指出，2020財年第一季度任仕達所有業務部門的營收均有下降，其中人才服務和全球業務部門的營收均下降了10％。
按業務線分，任仕達營收情況如下：
RANDSTAD REPORTS REVENUE DOWN 7% IN FISCAL Q1, EXPECTING A MORE CHALLENGING Q2
(Apr.24, 2020, /staffingindustry.com/)Randstad nv, one of the world’s largest staffing firms, reported revenue fell 7% year over year on an organic basis in its first quarter ended March 31.
“Trading conditions in the first quarter were initially in line with our expectations, with organic revenues per working day down by 3% to 4% until the first half of March,” said CEO Jacques van den Broek. “Since then, the rapidly escalating impact of Covid-19 has driven an unprecedented deceleration in business activity.”
Randstad measures organic change by excluding the impact of currencies, acquisitions, disposals and reclassifications. In addition, organic change in revenue is adjusted for working days.
US revenue fell 3% organically year over year in the first quarter; the decline was 4% in Randstad’s US “staffing/inhouse services” segment and 2% in its “US professionals” segment.
In Canada, revenue was down 2% organically in the first quarter.
Randstad Sourceright revenue, which includes MSP and RPO services, was down by 5% organically year over year in the first quarter, while Monster revenue fell 20%. Monster’s revenue had fallen by 15% and 16% year over year in the third and fourth quarters respectively. Randstad Sourceright and Monster are included in the company’s “global businesses” segment.
Revenue by geography
Revenue was down across all business lines, led by 10% declines in both the staffing and global businesses segments.
Revenue by business line
