On average, graduates can only expect to earn 1.8% (£2,200) more than their workplace-trained counterparts

Jobs in schools often tend to go in cycles, coinciding with term times though they do advertise throughout the year

How should these be handled by both those involved and their employers?

It has been a big year so far for human resources departments all over the world

Here we look at three current trends

Salaries are starting to stagnate have been widely reported due to uncertainty in the lead up to the referendum

The TUC used figures from the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) to examine between 2007 and 2015

employees are right to question what the country's eventual departure from the EU will mean for employment legislation

When it comes to the most important job-hunting factors, salary still ranks highly

A recent study has discovered that self-employed people take twice as many holidays as their employed counterparts