All employees have been laid off, and Taylorsville home furnishings has ceased operations – WSOC-TV

Interim CEO Chris Moy sent an August 26 email to staff explaining that the closure was solely due to financial issues and the current economic climate.

“While we have had the support of our wonderful employees, like you, Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams have recently and unexpectedly learned that we are unable to secure the necessary financing to continue business operations,” Moye wrote. “In the wake of this unfortunate development, the Company will unfortunately need to wind down operations and terminate employment of our employees beginning August 26, 2023.”

He apologized for not being notified, claiming that the situation was not expected.

A county spokesperson told Channel 9 reporter Dave Faherty that no one else had any prior knowledge of the closures.

The spokesperson said the county will work with the West Piedmont Council of Governments and NCWorks to help the hundreds of people who have lost their jobs. Moi also wrote that the company is working with local elected officials, the Displaced Workers Unit, and the state Rapid Response.

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According to the company linkedinMitchell Gold + Bob Williams employs up to 1,000 people.

All remote workers have been advised not to sign in on August 28. For personal employees at the factory in Taylorsville, the company said they will contact individuals to set up appointments to retrieve personal items and tools.

The last day of employment for those who received the email is October 25th of this year.

(He watches: Dozens will be laid off from a logistics facility in North Charlotte)