Do you want to earn €5,000? New labour authority is searching for staffers

The agency plans to hire 140 people.

The European Labour Authority will reside on Landererova Street in Bratislava.The European Labour Authority will reside on Landererova Street in Bratislava. (Source: SME)

The European Labour Authority (ELA) is searching for the first employees for its new headquarters in Bratislava. It has published the first six offers on the website.

One of the lures may be the salary. ELA offers different salaries for various positions, with the highest amounting to about €5,000, the TASR newswire reported.

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ELA will employ 140 people in Bratislava.

What is on offer?

The new EU agency is seeking people for various positions, like head of the financing and procurement department, head of human resources, employees for procurement and labour mobility departments.

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The salaries for the given positions differ. The heads of departments may earn as much as €4,999, the job ads suggest. The employment agreement with an employee will be signed for five years and can be renewed. The advertised salary for a white-collar position is €3,892, TASR wrote.

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