Information Sources and Data Policy

Job adverts come from established third-party job boards that supply listings to Abrodio under their own terms. Each listing is labelled with the board it came from (for example “Jobs by Adzuna”). Abrodio does not employ the advertisers, manage their vacancies or screen candidates; every application is completed on the original advert or job board, not on Abrodio.

Where a job shows a “sponsor-licensed employer” indicator, it means the employer’s name appears on the UK Government’s public register of licensed sponsors. This is an aid, not a guarantee:

• It reflects a name match against the official public register at the time of checking, and employer names can be ambiguous or change.
• It does not mean the specific advertised role comes with visa sponsorship.
• Always confirm sponsorship directly with the employer, and check the current register on GOV.UK.

Keep a clear distinction in mind: directory data (job listings and the sponsor register) is drawn from official and third-party providers, whereas Community posts are personal experience shared by users. Community content can be helpful context but is not an authoritative source and is not verified by Abrodio.

When information could come from more than one place, we prioritise in this order:

• The official primary source (the employer, or the relevant UK Government body such as GOV.UK).
• The established third-party provider that supplied the listing.
• General reference information.
• Community experience — as context only, never as the authoritative answer.

External information changes constantly. Salaries, job availability and sponsorship status can be updated or withdrawn by the provider at any time, and our copy may lag the source between refreshes. Before you rely on any detail for a decision, confirm it with the original provider — the employer, the job board or GOV.UK.

If something looks wrong or out of date, please tell us. Use our Corrections Policy or report a problem, and we will look into it.