Jobs in Derby, UK
Find work in Derby across production, warehouses, logistics, engineering, driving and services. Use filters to match shifts, English level and contract type, then open a vacancy to apply.
Pay benchmark (UK): minimum wage rates usually change on 1 April. Official rates (National Living Wage / National Minimum Wage) are published on GOV.UK: check current rates.
Visa: sponsorship may be available for eligible roles with a licensed sponsor. Verify Skilled Worker requirements on GOV.UK: Skilled Worker visa.
Tip: treat listings as starting points. Before you commit, verify shift times, guaranteed hours, deductions (if any), and the exact application route shown in the vacancy.
Derby jobs — quick overview
What you can do on this page
- Pick a job type (warehouse, production, engineering, driving, construction, services).
- Apply filters for shifts, contract type, English level and accommodation (when offered).
- Open a vacancy to review requirements and apply using the listed method.
Weekly refresh date
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Popular job types in Derby
Start with a category, then refine results by shifts, English level, contract type and accommodation (when offered).
Filter vacancies in Derby
Recommended filters: job type, shift pattern (days/nights/weekends), English level, contract length, accommodation (when offered), start date.
Practical check: if a vacancy mentions deductions (transport, accommodation, equipment), confirm the amounts and rules in writing before you accept the offer.
Current job openings in Derby
Tip: production and warehouse roles may offer overtime. Confirm overtime rate, shift times and break rules in each vacancy.
Work and pay in Derby (UK)
Derby commonly features roles linked to manufacturing, warehouses and logistics, plus driving, construction support and local services. Use filters first, then open a vacancy to confirm exact requirements and application steps.
Legal pay benchmark
A useful legal reference is the UK National Minimum Wage / National Living Wage (rates usually change on 1 April each year). Check official rates on GOV.UK before comparing offers: National Minimum Wage and National Living Wage rates.
Typical shift patterns & checks
- Shifts: days, nights, rotating patterns, weekends — confirm exact start/finish times.
- Overtime: may be optional or demand-based — confirm whether hours are guaranteed.
- Site rules: PPE and safety briefings are common; some roles require background checks or licences.
If you are unsure about your right to work, use official guidance and the employer’s documented process. Avoid offers that require upfront payments for “guaranteed employment”.
For international candidates
Right to work and visa routes
Some roles may qualify for sponsorship under Skilled Worker, but this depends on the occupation and whether the employer is a licensed sponsor. Always verify on GOV.UK: Skilled Worker visa.
English level expectations
Manual roles may accept basic English for safety and tasks. Skilled, technical and customer-facing jobs usually require stronger English. The vacancy text should be your source of truth.
Documents checklist (typical)
- Proof of identity and right to work (depends on your status).
- Payroll details (bank/tax information) as requested by the employer.
- Role-specific documents (licences, certificates) if the vacancy requires them.
Do not share sensitive documents until you have verified the employer/agency identity and the official application route stated in the vacancy.
Employers and agencies
Post a job
Employers and agencies can publish vacancies on OpeningsHub via: Post a Job. Listings may be moderated before appearing on the site.
Safety checklist
- No upfront fees for “guaranteed jobs”.
- Get written details: shift times, pay basis, deductions, contract type.
- Verify the employer’s identity and official contact channels.
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
How do I find a job in Derby on OpeningsHub?
Use the Derby page categories, then refine with filters (shifts, English level, contract type). Open a vacancy to apply via the listed method.
What jobs are common in Derby?
Manufacturing, warehouses and logistics are common, with additional driving, construction support and service roles depending on demand.
Do I need good English to work in Derby?
Some manual roles may accept basic English for safety. Skilled and customer-facing roles usually require stronger English. Always check each vacancy.
Can I find visa sponsorship jobs in Derby?
Some employers may sponsor eligible roles, but it depends on the occupation and whether the employer is a licensed sponsor. Verify requirements on GOV.UK and the vacancy.
Where can I check UK minimum wage and National Living Wage rates?
Use the official GOV.UK rates page. Rates usually change on 1 April each year: https://www.gov.uk/national-minimum-wage-rates
Are there warehouse jobs in Derby for beginners?
Many warehouse roles can be entry-level, but requirements vary. Confirm shift pattern, physical demands and right-to-work checks before applying.
Do Derby vacancies offer accommodation?
Some listings may mention accommodation or housing support. Confirm costs, deposits, location and rules in writing before accepting an offer.
How can I compare shifts and overtime?
Read each vacancy carefully. Confirm shift times, overtime rate, break rules and whether overtime is guaranteed or optional.
What documents do I typically need to start work in the UK?
This depends on your status and role. Employers commonly check identity and right to work, then request payroll details. Follow the vacancy instructions.
Are there part-time or weekend jobs in Derby?
Yes, depending on current listings. Use contract and schedule filters and confirm guaranteed hours in the vacancy.
Is OpeningsHub an employer?
No. OpeningsHub is a listings platform. Always verify the employer/agency and the application route stated in the vacancy.
How do I avoid scam job offers?
Do not pay upfront fees. Verify the employer, insist on written terms and be cautious with requests for sensitive data before verification.
Can employers post vacancies for free on OpeningsHub?
Yes. Employers and agencies can publish job offers using the posting form. After moderation, vacancies can appear to candidates.
How often is this Derby page updated?
The page shows a weekly refresh date based on your local time (Monday 08:00). Individual vacancies may update on their own schedules.
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