Jobs in Birmingham, UK
Browse job openings in Birmingham across warehouses, manufacturing, logistics, driving, construction support and service roles. Use filters to match offers to your experience, English level, shift preferences and contract type.
Tip: open a vacancy and verify hourly rate, weekly hours, overtime rules, start date and whether housing/transport support is included or optional.
Popular job types in Birmingham
Start with a category, then refine results by pay (GBP), shifts, English level, housing (when offered) and contract type.
Filter vacancies in Birmingham
Recommended filters: category, hourly rate (GBP £), shift pattern, English level, housing/accommodation (when offered), contract length and start date.
Current job openings in Birmingham
Before applying, verify rate, hours, overtime, the work location, and whether accommodation is optional or required.
How OpeningsHub works
1) Find a role that matches your profile
Start broad (warehouse, manufacturing, driving) and then narrow down by shift pattern, contract type and English level. If you need accommodation, use the housing filter where available.
2) Open the vacancy and verify conditions
Check hourly rate, weekly hours, overtime policy, location, start date and required documents. Avoid sending sensitive documents before you confirm the employer details and the official hiring process.
3) Apply using the contact details provided
Apply via the vacancy contact details. Keep a written record of key terms (hours, rate, shift, contract) and ask questions before you travel.
Pay and contracts (UK benchmark)
National Living Wage: current and next change
UK minimum wage rates typically update on 1 April each year. For workers aged 21+, the National Living Wage is £12.21/hour (from 1 April 2025) and increases to £12.71/hour (from 1 April 2026). Always confirm the exact rate and weekly hours in each vacancy.
Overtime, nights and weekends
Many roles add premium pay for nights/weekends or overtime. Verify how overtime is calculated, when it starts, and whether breaks are paid.
Visa and right to work (UK)
Skilled Worker basics
Visa sponsorship (if available) depends on (1) the job being eligible under Skilled Worker rules and (2) the employer being an approved sponsor. Do not assume sponsorship is included unless it is clearly stated in the vacancy and confirmed by the employer.
How to verify a sponsor
Use official GOV.UK resources (Skilled Worker guidance, eligible occupations, and the register of licensed sponsors) and confirm details directly with the employer.
FAQ — Jobs in Birmingham
Short answers to the most common questions. Always verify details in the vacancy and with the employer.
How do I find jobs in Birmingham on OpeningsHub?
Use filters for category, pay (GBP), shifts, English level, housing (when offered) and contract type. Open a vacancy to review requirements and apply using the provided contact details.
What pay can I expect in Birmingham?
Pay depends on role, shifts and experience. Many roles are hourly with overtime. A legal benchmark is the UK National Living Wage (21+) at £12.21/hour (from 1 Apr 2025), increasing to £12.71/hour (from 1 Apr 2026).
Do I need English for warehouse and manufacturing jobs?
For many manual roles, basic English can be enough for tasks and safety instructions. Customer-facing, office and technical roles usually require intermediate or higher English.
Are there warehouse and logistics jobs in Birmingham?
Yes. Birmingham is a major logistics hub. Demand is common for picking, packing, loading/unloading, dispatch, goods-in and inventory support. Use category and shift filters to narrow results.
Can I find driving jobs in Birmingham?
Yes. Delivery and van roles are often available. Requirements vary by employer and may include licence checks, right-to-work checks and shift availability.
Do you have jobs with accommodation in Birmingham?
Some vacancies may include accommodation or housing support, but it depends on the employer. Use the housing filter where available and always confirm details in the vacancy.
Do I need experience to start working in Birmingham?
Many entry-level roles are available. Employers typically prioritise reliability, ability to follow instructions and safety awareness. Check each vacancy for mandatory requirements.
Can I find visa sponsorship jobs in Birmingham?
Some employers can sponsor eligible roles, but sponsorship depends on the job and whether the employer is an approved sponsor. Verify sponsorship in the vacancy and on official guidance.
How do I verify whether an employer can sponsor a visa?
Use the official register of licensed sponsors and confirm the role is eligible under Skilled Worker rules. If sponsorship is not mentioned, ask the employer before applying.
What should I check before applying for a job?
Confirm hourly rate, weekly hours, overtime rules, shift pattern, location, start date, contract type and whether accommodation is optional or required. Keep copies of key terms.
Are jobs on OpeningsHub posted by employers or agencies?
Vacancies can be posted by employers and recruiters. Review each offer carefully, verify company details and use official channels for contracts and right-to-work checks.
Can employers post vacancies for free on OpeningsHub?
Yes. Employers and agencies can publish job offers using the posting form. After moderation, vacancies become visible to candidates.
For employers in the UK
Hiring in Birmingham? Publish your vacancy and reach candidates locally and internationally. Include clear shifts, hours, pay rate, location, contract type and whether accommodation is offered.