North Chesterfield, VA – A major employer in Chesterfield County is preparing to shut down operations, with dozens of workers set to lose their jobs this summer.
According to a WARN Act notice filed with the Virginia Rapid Response Program, Oliver Inc. will permanently close its facility at 8001 Greenpointe Road in North Chesterfield. The company expects to lay off a total of 72 employees as part of the closure, which is scheduled to begin in late July.
The filing indicates the layoffs will start on or about July 21, 2026, with additional separations expected around September 18, 2026. Company officials stated the closure will be permanent, and the entire facility will cease operations.
The affected site, located in Chesterfield County near the Richmond metro area, currently handles print and packaging services. Positions impacted span a wide range of roles, including press operators, supervisors, maintenance technicians, and administrative staff.
According to the notice, there are no bumping rights for employees, meaning affected workers will not be able to displace others within the company. Additionally, no union represents the workforce at this location.
A company representative has been listed for employee inquiries, but no further public statement has been issued regarding the reason for the closure.
The WARN Act requires employers to provide advance notice of significant layoffs or plant closures, giving workers and local agencies time to prepare for employment transitions. State workforce officials typically offer job placement assistance and retraining resources to impacted employees.
The closure marks a notable workforce reduction for the Chesterfield County area, where manufacturing and logistics remain key employment sectors.
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