Employee Participation

Warming weather, confident consumers and a healthier housing market all argue for a rebound in growth and hiring after a harsh and frigid winter rocked the economy in the first three months of the year, economists said.

It seems like an obvious mismatch. But millennials may mesh well with the IRS work culture in ways that aren't obvious.

I spent the last several days attending conference sessions and picking the minds of HR professionals at the HCI Human Capital Summit in Orlando.

Here are the eight quick things to know about the jobs report released today.

There was a lot of important data in this month's jobs report, even beyond the disappointing headline of just 126,000 new jobs added. Matthew Boesler of Bloomberg News tweeted out these charts that help give some deeper context to the key numbers and what to look for going forward.

Employers in March added the fewest workers since December 2013 and the jobless rate held at 5.5 percent as companies sought to bring U.S. headcounts in line with an economy that throttled back at the start of the year.