KIMT | March 28, 2014
HARMONY, Minn. – Job creation is a symbol of a growing economy and in Minnesota, Governor Mark Dayton is looking to help invest in those companies providing jobs to their communities.
In total, five companies make up the first wave of businesses receiving funding under the Minnesota Job Creation Fund.
It’s a new $24 million program that looks to add hundreds of jobs throughout the state, including at Harmony Enterprises.
“It helps me stay competitive with wages. It helps us invest in our business but the state is investing in us also through the tax credits we’ll receive down the road if we hire people and pay them a good wage,” said Steve Cremer, Harmony Enterprises President.
It’s investments like these that has Harmony employees confident in their company. [Read More]
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