Data sources & last run status

    Adverts from recruitment agencies and consultancies are removed. Jobs come from employers' own careers sites, official boards (NHS Jobs, Teaching Vacancies, jobs.ac.uk, Times Higher Education, EURAXESS, Platsbanken) and, when switched on under Apply via, general job boards. Hiring contacts (name, job title, email, phone) are only shown when the employer published them with the advert, or when they were added by hand to config/contacts.json with a source link. Addresses are never guessed. Always verify sponsorship with the employer before applying.

    Employer tiers

    Size bands (UK Companies Act): small < 50 staff, medium 50–249, large 250+.

    Visa routes

    PSW: UK Graduate visa
    After a UK degree you can work for any employer for 2 years (3 after a PhD) without sponsorship. Jobs marked PSW friendly either say they accept the Graduate visa, or are entry-level roles at a licensed sponsor, so you can switch to a Skilled Worker visa later.
    OPT: US Optional Practical Training
    F-1 graduates can work for 12 months (36 with the STEM extension, which needs an E-Verify employer). Jobs marked OPT friendly either mention OPT / STEM OPT / cap-exempt H-1B, or are entry-level roles at an employer on the USCIS H-1B data or that uses E-Verify.
    English-speaking
    The advert is written in English and does not ask for another language (a language "is a plus" is fine).
    Ireland: Stamp 1G
    Irish jobs need sponsorship evidence like everywhere else: the advert offers a Critical Skills or General Employment Permit ("Sponsorship offered"), or the employer was issued employment permits in the last two years according to the Department of Enterprise ("Permit employer"). Stamp 1G (Third Level Graduate Programme) lets graduates of Irish universities work for any employer without a permit; tick "Ireland: open to Stamp 1G holders" to also see the other Irish jobs that don't rule Stamp 1G out.
    Rarely sponsored roles
    Front-line roles such as passenger service, check-in, gate, baggage and ramp agents, reservations, customer service advisers, administrators, receptionists, retail or hospitality jobs and apprenticeships seldom meet sponsorship skill and salary levels, so they are hidden unless you untick the option.
    Sponsorship labels
    Sponsorship offered: the advert says sponsorship is available (the sentence is quoted on the card). May be sponsored: the advert says it may be possible ("may be eligible for sponsorship", "applications from candidates who need sponsorship will be considered"); ask the employer before applying. Licensed sponsor: the advert says nothing, but the employer holds a sponsor licence. Not sponsored: the advert rules sponsorship out ("we cannot offer a Certificate of Sponsorship", "you must already have the right to work"); hidden unless you tick it, and quoted so you can check. Not sponsorable at this pay: the advertised salary is below the visa minimum.
    Minimum salary
    A sponsored job must pay at least the visa minimum. UK Skilled Worker: £41,700 a year (the occupation's going rate can be higher), £33,400 for new entrants (under 26, recent graduates, switching from the Graduate visa), PhD-level jobs and Immigration Salary List roles, and £25,000 plus the pay-scale rate for nurses, doctors, allied health professionals and teachers. Ireland: €36,605 General Employment Permit, €40,904 Critical Skills Employment Permit with a relevant degree (€32,691 for healthcare assistants and home carers). Hourly pay is counted at 37.5 hours a week. Jobs whose advertised pay is below every minimum are hidden unless you untick the option; jobs that don't state their pay are kept and marked "Check pay".
    UAE (Dubai)
    UAE employers sponsor the residence and work visa of every foreign hire, so every UAE job is listed.