Those teams are playing for their jobs, which makes it even harder to play against them ... because everybody is committed.

We're not a good enough team not to have everybody working hard,

We have a mishmash of players this year, ... No one knew who we were to start the season, but ask all the coaches now and I bet they know.

You definitely have to give the organization, coaches and GM (Charlie Wright) credit for bringing in these players no one knew anything about, ... You never know what you're going to get unless you're willing to take chances.

They all know their jobs. They have to go out there and play freely.

Laying-off permanent workers is so difficult and costly that companies have a strong preference for temp jobs, even if it is at the expense of productivity. When labor protection has become excessive and unaffordable, as it is in France, labor market institutions must be reformed.