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IDT is cutting jobs at multiple locations in Iowa

Integrated DNA Technologies (IDT) is laying off employees across Iowa, officials confirmed Thursday. The company says 4.7% of its Iowa workforce is affected, though it didn’t share exact numbers. IDT is headquartered in Coralville, and the timing of the layoffs is still unclear.

https://www.kcrg.com/2025/12/11/integrated-dna-technologies-lay-off-workers-across-iowa/


Wells Fargo IOWA JOB CUTS

Company: Wells Fargo
Source: Des Moines Register

Wells Fargo continues to cut employment as other Iowa companies also report layoffs
Summary: Wells Fargo announced 113 additional layoffs at its West Des Moines campus in recent postings, bringing local cuts to more than 1,300 since April 2022. Other Iowa employers also filed October WARNs, reflecting broader national job cuts.
City: West Des Moines
State: Iowa
https://www.desmoinesregister.com/story/money/business/2025/11/07/here-are-layoffs-wells-fargo-other-iowa-employers-have-announced/87132385007/


Wells Fargo continues to cut employment as other Iowa companies also report layoffs

Wells Fargo continues to pare workers from its Jordan Creek campus in West Des Moines, announcing 113 layoffs in four separate postings on Iowa’s Worker Adjustment and Notification, or WARN, site since late September.

https://www.desmoinesregister.com/story/money/business/2025/11/07/here-are-layoffs-wells-fargo-other-iowa-employers-have-announced/87132385007/


More Iowa Cuts

Iowa lost 220 jobs in September as John Deere and Burlington Trailways announced layoffs, according to state and company filings.

John Deere reported on Sept. 17 that it would cut 141 employees, including 101 at a Waterloo plant and 40 at its Des Moines Works site in Ankeny. The company cited seasonal farming demand and fluctuating production schedules as the reason for the reductions.

The following day, Burlington Trailways said it would lay off 79 workers and end its intercity bus routes. Most of the cuts take place at the company’s West Burlington headquarters, with additional layoffs in Des Moines, Cedar Rapids, Burlington and Davenport. Rising insurance costs, unstable carrier partnerships and uncertainty around federal grants drove the decision.

The Iowa DOT said Jefferson Lines will take over most of the routes, starting service as soon as the day after Burlington ends operations, and will hire some of the displaced workers. In fiscal 2024, more than 67,000 passengers boarded Burlington Trailways buses in Iowa.


John Deere announces further job cuts

  • John Deere is laying off 141 employees at its Waterloo and Ankeny plants due to decreased demand for agricultural equipment.
  • These layoffs are in addition to previous workforce reductions in Waterloo and Illinois announced in August.
  • The company has laid off about 2,200 employees in Iowa since April 2024 amid a struggling farm economy.

https://www.desmoinesregister.com/story/news/local/2025/09/17/john-deere-layoffs-ankeny-waterloo/86203753007/


49 Cut @ Marshalltown's Lennox plant

Forty-nine employees at the Lennox plant in Marshalltown will be laid off at the end of this month. Texas-based Lennox International makes heating and air...

https://stormlakeradio.com/state-news/more-layoffs-later-this-month-at-marshalltowns-lennox-plant/
Location: Marshalltown, IA
Published at: 09/06/2025 & 02:21 AM UTC