How much do jobs in United Kingdom pay?

Among the 7,817 postings that publish a pay range, the median for jobs is £40K a year (middle half £28K to £53K).

What skills do employers ask for in jobs in United Kingdom?

Counted across the open postings, the most requested are python (718), recruiting (626), saas (561), sql (456), b2b (440) and aws (417).

Are there work from home jobs in United Kingdom?

Yes: 752 remote jobs are listed for United Kingdom. Remote roles often still require you to live in a given country or time zone; each posting says where.

Do employers in United Kingdom sponsor visas?

105 open postings in United Kingdom say the employer offers visa sponsorship. Terms vary, so confirm the visa type with the employer before you apply.

Jobs in United Kingdom

Q: Which companies are hiring in United Kingdom?

5,119 employers have open roles. The most active are Nuffield Health (298 openings), Marchant Recruitment (241 openings), Marks & Spencer (220 openings), Tesco (216 openings) and Bupa (203 openings).

There are 24,013 open jobs in United Kingdom right now from 5,119 employers, led by healthcare, nursing & care and hospitality & food service. Employers with the most openings: Nuffield Health (298), Marchant Recruitment (241) and Marks & Spencer (220). The busiest cities are London, Manchester and Birmingham. 752 remote jobs are listed for United Kingdom. 105 postings state visa sponsorship. Among the 7,817 postings that publish a pay range, the median for jobs in United Kingdom is £40K a year (middle half £28K to £53K). The skills asked for most are python, recruiting, saas, sql and b2b. 4,860 come straight from employers' own hiring systems and 19,153 from public job boards, which are labelled as such on each card.

Counted from live job postings on 25 Oct 2026; newest posted 25 Oct 2026.

24,013

open jobs

5,119

employers

£40K

median advertised pay (7817 ranges)

752

remote

Advertised pay

Middle half £28K – £53K a year, median £40K (≈ £19.00 an hour). From 7,817 of these 24,013 postings that publish a pay range; estimates are never counted.