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Southampton City Council

Family Practitioner (17271)

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  • Employer is on a government sponsor recordThis employer holds a UK sponsor licence (Skilled Worker, A rating).
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  • Can’t check pay against the visa rulesNo salary stated. UK Skilled Worker visa needs at least £41,700 a year (new-entrant (under 26, recent Student/Graduate visa) or STEM PhD: £33,400).
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Employer is on a government sponsor record
This employer holds a UK sponsor licence (Skilled Worker, A rating). Source: Register of licensed sponsors (UK Home Office).
Can’t check pay against the visa rules
No salary stated. UK Skilled Worker visa needs at least £41,700 a year (new-entrant (under 26, recent Student/Graduate visa) or STEM PhD: £33,400). Source: https://www.gov.uk/skilled-worker-visa/when-you-can-be-paid-less, rules effective 2025-07-22.

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About the role

Family Practitioner Building Bridges is a well-established, committed and successful team who work determinedly and skilfully to create stability and enable more children to remain living safely within their families. The service is at the forefront of delivering the Council’s Building for Brilliance strategy, with key priorities including: Maintaining children within their families wherever it is safe to do so Increasing placement stability within internal foster placements and kinship care ar…

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