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CDS Global Closes Harlan Facility, Impacting 94 Jobs

In a major shift for Harlan's job market, CDS Global's local facility will close in February 2025, impacting 94 positions. As the company pivots to digital services, the community faces significant changes. Stay updated on how this affects us all.

Zach Hammer

Dec 10, 2024 — 1 min read

CDS Global, Inc. has announced the impending closure of its Harlan facility, which affects 94 local jobs. The shutdown is scheduled for February 3, 2025, according to the Iowa Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification website.

The decision, revealed on November 26, reflects the company's shift toward digital products and online services, as noted by a CDS spokesperson. CDS Global, based in Des Moines and a part of Hearst Corp., has been operating for over 45 years and runs 13 locations globally, including several in Iowa.

This closure marks a significant change in the local job market and community dynamics within Harlan. Residents are encouraged to stay informed about further developments and support one another during this transition.

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