Mike Flynn Quotes (17 Quotes)

We said to her, 'give us a number between zero and 100 as to where you're at'. She gave us that number and we said 'right, you're in'. In real terms she's nowhere near 100 per cent but it's given a real boost to the rest of the girls and she'll do what's required to give somebody in the team a result - all the other girls will too.

I'm not persuaded that they will immediately hit assembly capacity, ... They might want to wait and see how hard and soft the landing is, and might try to see what they can do quickly to reconfigure production.

Most people would expect Sarah to perform well whenever because she is such a professional, but her results and her training have been going excellently.

I think people decide on the segment, then as far as they're concerned about safety, they use safety information to decide upon a choice within the segment. The Montero could be in serious trouble without it dragging down overall sales in the segment.

If there's going to be a rough spot, it's that Chrysler has driven its decision-making from the lowest levels.

These players understand that they are the leaders and know what it takes to get the job done.

arbitrator, negotiator, liberator, judge, jury, coach, mentor, short-order cook, gourmet chef, taxi driver, doctor, nurse and friend.

In all of our minds he was the most unlikely person in our group to even be hurt. For us to think of Jon not being here because of a ski accident is incomprehensible because he was by far the most safety conscious.

That cost us a fair bit of time.

It was nice to have your No. 1 horse back there, the guy that's going to get you 2,000 yards. He actually ran a few plays and gave us more than I thought he would.

Wage hike proponents may be acting with the best of intentions, however, it is impossible to escape the drastic negative economic consequences of job loss for the least-educated. Such a measure would actually hurt the people it is intended to help.

If you increase the price of entry-level employment, you will have less of it. More troubling is (that) as wages go up, a disproportionate segment of the population loses jobs. Teens from wealthy families are attracted to the labor force, displacing those with lower skills and lower (levels of) education.

Employer-provided healthcare mandates hurt the very people they are intended to help. Attempting to remedy today's healthcare problem through the employer will lead to job loss for the least-skilled and still leave a large number of the uninsured without coverage.

By almost any measure, minimum wage increases are flawed policy. Ohio should expand economic opportunities, not erect artificial barriers to job growth. A state Earned Income Tax Credit, based on the successful Federal program, would effectively give a raise to the low-income employees who need it most without putting their jobs in jeopardy.

You can only take so much abuse before it gets to you. It seems like ever since the Broncos' game, he's been playing very well. It's good he can take that negative energy and turn around and go out and make some plays.

I wouldn't call it a hard landing. I think it will be tough to make money, but to me a hard landing is when not everyone is losing money, closing plants and jobs are being lost. This is a record year. I would really hate to think they need a new level of record sales to stay profitable because I don't think that's sustainable.

A state EITC takes into account household income and dependents, something a minimum wage hike can't do. As a result, the benefits reach those in real need without putting them at risk of losing their job.