Cork ‘ideal site for new European Labour Authority’

The Government has been called on to put together a proper bid for Ireland to host the new European Labour Authority (ELA), with Cork flagged as a viable location.

Cork ‘ideal site for new European Labour Authority’
Mon, 08 Apr, 2019 - 06:00
Juno McEnroe

The Government has been called on to put together a proper bid for Ireland to host the new European Labour Authority (ELA), with Cork flagged as a viable location.

The proposed EU agency will have a €50m budget with over 140 staff but no location has been decided yet.

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