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Chicago Historical Society
7 cases in this site's copy of the record · 6 of those 7 are marked open by the Board · Region 13 · Chicago, IL
Each case links to the Board's own docket page. This site holds what the Board listed, not the documents.
What kinds of case
| Type | What it is | Here |
|---|
| CA | Charge against an employer | 5 |
| RC | Petition for an election | 1 |
| UC | Petition to clarify a unit | 1 |
The cases
Charge against an employer
CAPetition to clarify a unit
UCIncluded: All full-time and regular part-time professional and non-professional employees employed by Employer who work in Research and Access, Rights and Reproductions, Communications, Institutional Advancement, Education, Curatorial, Exhibitions, Visitor Services, Properties, Special Events, Collections, and North & Clark Cafe at the facility currently located at 1601 N. Clark St., Chicago, IL 60614, including all ...
Charge against an employer
CACharge against an employer
CACharge against an employer
CACharge against an employer
CAPetition for an election
RCIncluded: All full-time and regular part-time employees who are employed by Chicago History Museum who work in Research and Access, Rights and Reproductions, Communications, Accounting and Finance, Institutional Advancement, Education, Curatorial, Exhibitions, Visitor Services, IT, Properties, Special Events, Collections, and North & Clark Café. Excluded: All confidential and managerial employees; and guards and ...
Last refreshed 19 September 2026. What is in it, and what is not.
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