Looking for jobs in UK? This page lists UK jobs from employers in London and across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, including remote jobs UK, work from home jobs, part time jobs, nursing jobs, data analyst and DevOps roles and more.
If you are not a UK resident, look for employers with a sponsor licence. They can offer the Skilled Worker visa for eligible roles. Many UK nursing and care employers also recruit internationally. Always check that sponsorship is offered before you apply.
Largest job sectors in the UK
Healthcare including the NHS, retail, professional services, finance, technology, education and hospitality are large employers.
London has most finance and tech jobs, while Manchester, Birmingham, Leeds, Edinburgh and Glasgow are growing business centers.
Skilled Worker visa basics
The Skilled Worker visa needs a job offer from a licensed sponsor, a Certificate of Sponsorship, a role at the required skill level and a salary that meets the threshold for the job.
Health and care workers can use a dedicated route with lower fees and faster decisions.
Working in the NHS
The NHS employs doctors, nurses, allied health professionals and many support staff, and it recruits internationally for some roles.
Pay for most NHS staff follows the Agenda for Change pay bands.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Can foreigners get jobs in the UK?
Yes. Employers with a sponsor licence can hire foreign workers through the Skilled Worker visa for eligible roles.
Are there remote jobs in the UK?
Yes. Many UK employers offer remote or hybrid work, but most need you to live in the UK.
Which UK jobs sponsor visas most often?
Healthcare, engineering and technology roles are the most common sponsored jobs.
What is a Certificate of Sponsorship?
It is an electronic record that a licensed UK employer assigns to a worker it wants to sponsor. You need it to apply for the Skilled Worker visa.
Does the NHS hire from abroad?
Yes. The NHS recruits internationally for many roles, especially nurses, doctors and allied health professionals.
What are NHS pay bands?
Most NHS staff are paid on the Agenda for Change bands, which set pay by role and experience.