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Union Reports Significant Staffing Decline at Control Data Corporation (CDC)

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A union representing Control Data Corporation workers has reported a significant decline in the agency's civil service staff. The workforce reportedly fell from 12,705 employees in March 2025 to an estimated 8,895 by May 2026, representing a 30% reduction. The union stated that 843 workers were affected by reductions in force, including 572 who were separated and 271 who remain on paid administrative leave.

From wsbradio.com

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The union president stated that the decline has been occurring over eighteen months and described the situation as the dismantling of public health infrastructure. The staffing cuts affect various centers, divisions, and branches of the agency.

From wsbradio.com

Who's involved

  • Control Data CorporationThe national public health agency whose workforce is undergoing reductions.
  • JacobsThe union president representing the workers of Control Data Corporation.

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