Insights
Six questions about UK sponsored work, answered from the same data the rest of this site runs on. Every figure is computed from the database and recomputed daily.
Which UK employers are sponsoring Skilled Worker visas right now?
The licensed sponsors with the most open, directly advertised vacancies on Skilled Worker eligible occupations, with their sector and the regions they are hiring in. Recomputed daily from live job adverts and the Home Office register.
Skilled Worker going rates vs real advertised salaries, by occupation
For the occupations with the most open UK vacancies: the Skilled Worker going rate, the ONS median for the same occupation, the median salary actually advertised, and the share of adverts clearing the going rate.
Where are the sponsored jobs? UK regions compared
Open vacancies at licensed Skilled Worker sponsors by ONS region, the count per 100 licensed sponsors in each region, and the occupations each region is hiring for.
How many UK job adverts state a salary?
The share of open UK job adverts that state pay, broken down by where the advert came from and by the employer's sector, with the split between hourly, daily and annual rates.
Occupations on the Immigration Salary List and Temporary Shortage List with live vacancies
Every occupation on the Immigration Salary List or the Temporary Shortage List, matched to open UK vacancies on the site, with what each list means and the conditions attached to each code.
Recruitment agencies vs direct employers in UK job adverts
The share of open UK job adverts posted by recruitment agencies rather than the employer, by source and by sector, and why an agency's sponsor licence does not sponsor the job it is advertising.
How the figures are produced
Every source, the refresh cadence, what an estimate is and what it is not, and what each article excludes, are set out on the methodology page. Corrections are welcome and are the fastest way to fix a figure.
Information from public records, not immigration advice.