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In June 2026, the European Labour Authority (ELA) coordinated its first week of action dedicated to temporary employment agencies and other labour intermediaries. In this targeted action, enforcement authorities from 14 EU Member States worked together to check 70 companies and almost 2800 workers.

A new annual report maps where workers are missing and where they are available, sector by sector and country by country.

The European Labour Authority presented awards to six exemplary practices during the ELA annual conference on declared work in Larnaca, Cyprus, on 12 March 2026.

ELA is launching its call for interest for the first half of 2026, inviting national authorities in the EU27 and EEA to take part in its information support activities.

In focus: automation and interoperability in labour mobility.

Pilot editions in Florence and Ghent pave the way for ELA’s certified diploma in EU labour mobility.