Two distribution centers planned for Georgia by two separate companies will mean more than 500 jobs and an investment of about $140 million, officials said this week.
In Bartow County, the Duluth Trading Company plans to build a $53 million facility.
The Adairsville project will be the company’s first automated fulfillment center, according to a statement from Sam Sato, chief executive of the Wisconsin- based maker of casual clothes and workwear.
Although the facility will include “state-of-the-art robotics,” it will also employ more than 300, he said.
The company is hiring for a variety of positions, including full-time, part-time, and seasonal warehouse work. Jobseekers may apply at duluthtrading.com/careers.