Mid
58 postsMarked remote 14
Not marked remote 44
Places mentioned in job posts
London posts with salary details.
Browse ads that mention London or nearby districts. A mention does not confirm worker location or eligibility.
112 matching job posts include salary information.
These are historical advertisements, not a survey-period wage estimate or a count of confirmed vacancies.
Compare 2026 with all years
Compare the lower end of advertised salary ranges, estimated in USD per year. The bars show the middle 50% of amounts; the white line marks the median.
Each band shows the 25th to 75th percentile of advertised annual minimum estimates. Both groups use the same approximate USD scale.
All years · 112 amounts$131,102 median
2026 posts · 39 amounts$132,204 median
$99,153$160,000
Approximate USD per year
Source years: 2024–2026. The 2026 posts are also included in the all-year figures. This comparison does not measure a rise or fall in wages.
Original pay evidence
Advertised offer bands
Each panel has a separate scale in the source currency. A band shows its stated lower and upper amounts; a marker shows a minimum with no upper amount. Pay period is not preserved in the listing record. These are historical advertisements, not confirmed current vacancies.
How to read these comparisons
Reading the London mention cohort
This cohort includes posts mentioning London or Shoreditch. Those words do not identify a work address, borough, or employee residence, and a Shoreditch reference should not be read as a London-wide workplace. The Office for National Statistics publishes earnings by occupation and region, as well as separate work-based local-authority tables; use the narrowest geography and occupation those data support rather than treating every text match as a London employee.
ONS employee earnings are gross employee-pay estimates with defined reference periods and worker coverage. The listings here retain the advert’s original currency, commonly GBP for a UK role, but do not infer missing pay periods or convert the band into local net pay. Compare figures only after confirming location, occupation, currency, period, and whether the advert describes base pay or a wider package.
- Is London the work location, employee residence, or simply mentioned in the post?
- Does the occupation and geography match the ONS table selected?
- Is the band GBP and is its pay period explicit?