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• Unemployment: what the experts say

  The number of people out of work in the UK has hit 2.5 million for the first time since 1994. Here's what politicians, economists, accountants and business people think.

• Unemployment breaks through 2.5 million

  At 2.502 million, the number of people out of work is its highest since the end of 1994

• Open season on public sector senior salaries

  

  The pay packets of managers are under the election spotlight, but politicians should study the figures with care

• What else can a primary school teacher do?

  Meg, 34, earns £29,000 as a primary school teacher and is soon to finish maternity leave. Should she now look beyond the classroom?

• Live Q&A: Working in community and outreach arts

  

  Find out how to combine a passion for dance, art, film and theatre with a career working with people and communities in our live Q&A, tomorrow at 1pm

• Students look to extra-curricular activities to give them employability

  

  Faced with a competitive job market, undergraduates are teaching themselves the skills they need for work

• Let's breathe new life into apprenticeships

  

  A broader scheme combining entrepreneurship and business skills, led by education providers and supported by several employers rather than one, would be good start, says Peter Jones

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