Marvin looks to add workers amid housing construction boom

Amid the construction boom, Marvin is offering hiring incentives to fill hundreds of job openings, with 100 openings at the headquarters factory in Warroad, and 400 more openings nationwide.

"We paused hiring when demand was down, so when the market roared back in the second half of 2020, we found ourselves with a wealth of unforeseen opportunities," said Rick Trontvet, Marvin's senior vice president of human resources. "We are now offering unprecedented incentives in our local markets and turning on marketing campaigns across the country to attract candidates to Marvin."

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