The selection of the official seat of the new European Labour Authority (ELA) will be decided in a similar way to how two previous London-based EU agencies found new homes in other member states - with the exception that this time there will be no role for luck.
There will also be no role for the European Parliament - despite outcry from MEPs at their non-involvement of the Brexit-induced relocation.
So far, Cyprus, Latvia, and Slovakia have made their interest in hosting ELA publ...
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