Not much left there. Are they targeting layers of management?
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UnityPoint Health Cuts Over 200 IT Jobs
UnityPoint Health is eliminating more than 200 IT positions as part of a revenue cycle outsourcing initiative. The healthcare system will transition certain revenue cycle functions to Omega Healthcare. Affected employees received notification on July 7th. This reduction impacts less than one percent of UnityPoint's total workforce. Patient care and clinical operations are not expected to be affected by these changes.
Des Moines, Iowa
https://www.kcci.com/article/unitypoint-health-layoffs-revenue-cycle-omega-healthcare/71867892
Trent Condon Departs KXNO After Speaking Out on Layoffs
iHeartRadio initiated nationwide layoffs affecting Des Moines station KXNO. Several longtime hosts were laid off, prompting host Ken Miller to protest. Trent Condon, who bought his airtime, publicly criticized the corporate layoffs. Condon announced his own departure from KXNO, citing "controversial" comments. Neither iHeartMedia nor KXNO have commented on Condon's exit.
Des Moines, Iowa
https://awfulannouncing.com/radio/iowa-sports-trent-condon-out-kxno-layoffs.html
Audience reacts to iHeartMedia job cuts
iHeartMedia initiated mass layoffs affecting its Des Moines stations. Much of the local staff at sports radio station KXNO was impacted. Prominent hosts, including Heather Burnside and Sean Roberts, were among those let go. Listeners now hear national programming instead of local shows. These cuts are part of broader nationwide reductions by iHeartMedia.
Des Moines, Iowa
https://www.kcci.com/article/des-moines-iheart-radio-kxno-sports-radio-layoffs/71735512
KXnO Des Moines Staff Cut Amid iHeartMedia Restructuring
KXnO, a Des Moines radio station, laid off many staff members. This action is part of a major iHeartMedia programming restructuring. Several on-air hosts, including Heather Burnside and Sean Roberts, were affected. The full number of layoffs across all markets remains undisclosed. Similar job cuts occurred in St. Louis, Pittsburgh, and Indianapolis.
Des Moines, Iowa
https://www.desmoinesregister.com/story/sports/2026/06/24/kxno-des-moines-iheartmedia-layoffs-radio-heather-burnside-sean-roberts/90674766007/
F&F being sold
All 15 “stand alone” in Des Moines
Layoffs
More Wells Fargo layoffs announced in West Des Moines at Jordan Creek https://share.google/Zspmrf49AvKowXIaj
Plans Workforce Reduction at Amana Site
Cutting nearly 350 jobs at its Amana manufacturing plant, impacting more than a quarter of the roughly 1,500 people who work there. The company says the move is tied to a multi-year modernization effort aimed at reshaping and diversifying operations at the facility.
https://www.desmoinesregister.com/story/news/2026/02/17/whirlpool-amana-layoffs-iowa/88722796007/
Wells Fargo cuts more jobs at West Des Moines location
The company reported to Iowa WARN it will let go of 49 employees at the Wells Fargo West Des Moines campus on South Jordan Creek Parkway near Mills Civic Parkway. Those employees will clock out for the last time on April 4.
https://www.kcci.com/article/wells-fargo-west-des-moines-layoffs-dozens-jobs-cut/70259337
FCI and CSSBO
Last day with the co is 02/10 thank goodness. Old team member told me both FCI and CSBBO are exiting the Des Moines area.
desmoinesregister
Wells Fargo Announces New Layoffs in West Des Moines
Wells Fargo announced 33 additional layoffs at its Jordan Creek campus. These job cuts in West Des Moines are effective March 20. This latest round brings the total Des Moines metro layoffs to 1,426 since April 2022. CEO Charlie Scharf has consistently warned of ongoing workforce reductions. He attributes these changes to efficiency goals and the impact of artificial intelligence.
https://www.desmoinesregister.com/story/money/business/2026/01/23/wells-fargo-layoffs-jordan-creek-west-des-moines/88318441007/
WF Des Moines Cuts
Wells Fargo cuts jobs in West Des Moines, says more reductions likely
The Des Moines Register
Mon, 01 Dec 2025 21:37:11 GMT
Wells Fargo has initiated a round of job cuts impacting its workforce. These layoffs primarily affected employees located in West Des Moines, Iowa. The company has also indicated that more reductions are likely to occur in the near future. This move signals a strategic decision by Wells Fargo to streamline its operations. The financial giant is adjusting its staffing levels, starting with this specific city and state.
https://www.desmoinesregister.com/story/money/business/2025/12/01/wells-fargo-layoffs-jordan-creek-west-des-moines/87556069007/
Hey Des Moines Hater
I’m sorry to disappoint you again. One lonely former team member was displaced yesterday.
LayoffDate
Company
City
Address
Number of Employees..
12/12/2025
Wells Fargo
West Des Moines
800 S Jordan Creek Parkway
1
11/28/2025
Wells Fargo
West Des Moines
800 S Jordan Creek Parkway
23
11/14/2025
Wells Fargo
West Des Moines
800 S Jordan Creek Parkway
12
10/18/2025
Wells Fargo
West Des Moines
800S Jordan Creek Parkway
10
Source: https://workforce.iowa.gov/employers/resources/warn/notices
Layoff details from media
Its Thursday, Oct. 9, announcement indicated that most of the cuts will occur at the company’s New York offices but that there also will be layoffs at its offices in Des Moines; Birmingham, Alabama; Chicago; Stamford, Connecticut; Seattle; and Los Angeles. Some employees who work remotely also will be let go.
The company did not disclose how many would be cut at each location, including Des Moines, and a layoff notice had not been posted on the Iowa Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification, or WARN, site as of Thursday morning.
https://www.desmoinesregister.com/story/money/business/2025/10/09/people-inc-layoffs-des-moines-jobs/86601335007/
People Inc. announced more layoffs - How many in Des Moines???
People Inc. announced more layoffs.
The company was formerly Dotdash Meredith.
It will cut 226 jobs.
That is 6 percent of its workforce.
The announcement was Thursday, Oct. 9.
Most cuts are in New York.
There will also be layoffs in Des Moines, Birmingham, Chicago, Stamford, Seattle, and Los Angeles.
Some remote employees will be let go.