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207 UnityPoint West Des Moines workers losing jobs: News and layoffs April 16, 2026

207 UnityPoint West Des Moines workers losing jobs: News and layoffs April 16, 2026

By Amie Rivers

April 15, 2026

Iowa Worker’s Almanac news briefs and layoffs for April 16, 2026:

Upcoming Iowa layoffs:

All information taken from Iowa Workforce Development’s WARN Act website. Read WARN Act and Iowa WARN Act criteria here.

  • CNH Industrial in Burlington is closing and laying off:
    four workers by Friday,
    four workers by Apr. 24,
    18 workers by Apr. 30,
    27 workers by May 1,
    one worker by May 22,
    seven workers by May 29,
    15 workers by June 26,
    13 workers by Sept. 25, and
    five workers by Dec. 31. Read more here.
  • Wells Fargo in West Des Moines is laying off:
    two workers by Saturday,
    seven workers by May 2,
    62 workers by May 30, and
    25 workers by June 15. Read more here.
  • Amie Rivers

    Amie Rivers is Iowa Starting Line's newsletter editor. She writes the weekly Worker’s Almanac edition of Iowa Starting Line, featuring a roundup of the worker news you need to know. Previously, she was an award-winning journalist at the Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier; now, she very much enjoys making TikToks and memes and getting pet photos in her inbox.

    Have a story tip? Reach Amie at [email protected]. For local reporting in Iowa that connects the dots, from policy to people, sign up for Amie's newsletter.

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