Nela Richardson and John Carney join Kai to talk about the week that was.

Why don't employers make it easier to apply for a job?

Some scholars think postponing life-cycle decisions signals cultural shifts.

After plummeting in the recession, the rate of voluntary job-quitting is slowly rising. But it's not high enough to show the job market is healthy, yet.

Men age 25 to 54 have been disappearing from employment for decades. In the recession it got worse. Now it's getting a bit better.

One woman gives a face to today's jobs numbers.

The number of jobless Americans who've lost their extended unemployment benefits has swelled to 1.7 million.

The U.S. economy added 113,000 jobs in January, falling below analysts' expectations.

The Conference Board is out with this month's Help Wanted Online index. It’s a survey of some 16,000 online job listings.