Iowa Gov. Reynolds plans to outsource 200 executive branch IT jobs to Cognizant
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DES MOINES, Iowa —
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Summary
Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds announced plans to outsource approximately 200 executive branch IT jobs to Cognizant Government Solutions, a private company. The affected state employees will be offered positions with the private firm. The move has drawn criticism from Iowa Senate Democratic Leader Janice Weiner, who characterized it as a unilateral decision by a lame-duck governor that disrupts the lives of hundreds of public employees.
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