Warren May Quotations

Certainly it's a good thing for workers who've seen their earning power threatened by high real estate costs and high energy costs. It comes at a very good time for them.

We feel in the areas important from an academic standpoint, we have really met the standard.

There is an awareness of the program. We think it is human nature. In the month of March, it's probably not on people's minds yet.

When it starts to affect your economic bottom line, that is when it is called a crisis.

We're a little bit surprised by the continued strength, because typically January is a month that shows a slowdown in hiring.

We've got a business climate conducive to business creation, and that produces jobs. We have heard from a number of businesses that they're having trouble finding qualified workers.

This validates Florida as being the leading state for job creation. This speaks volumes about the area (Treasure Coast) because in retrospect ... this is a testament to how you've recovered economically after all those hurricanes.

We are surprised. But it's human nature to wait until the last minute.

Florida's really been leading the nation in job growth now for over three years. We've got a very dynamic economy.

Florida is very proud of what we've been able to accomplish in offering universal pre-kindergarten to all children. At this point we are not even through the first year of the program and yet we've already enrolled over 105,000 children.

Of the 14 sectors with the most job growth, 10 pay above the state average wage. That's a positive sign.

The business climate is such that companies are finding it easy to expand and create jobs.

Your rates, if they're not a record, they are pretty close to it.

The number of unemployed of Florida didn't change over the month. What we're actually seeing is there are more people entering the labor force and that's a good thing.

Everyone looking for a job will find one.

Studies show that not all children are ready with the basic skills like recognizing numbers and letters . . . when they reach kindergarten, which puts them at a huge disadvantage. This is intended to bridge the gap.

Anytime the unemployment rate goes below 4 percent, it is considered full employment. Things start getting pretty tight. It is a Florida problem, and it is becoming a national problem as well. We've been hearing it in Florida for some time now, because we have been leading the nation in job growth.

If you want a job, you've got a job.