Job gains expected again in March. Here are all the things to look for in Friday's report

The March nonfarm payrolls count is expected to show robust hiring continuing. While job growth is projected to be 200,000 for the period, a decrease from February’s initially reported 275,000, it is still considered strong. However, recent trends show that initially strong numbers tend to be revised lower, raising doubts about the true strength of the job market. The composition of job growth is also important, as well as whether there are any weaknesses in the employment market. Concerns include a decline in full-time employment and a rise in part-time and temporary workers. Inflation signals and the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy are additional factors to watch.