Molly Walsh at The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports Workers at the Cleveland Museum of Natural History are moving to Unionize, citing concerns about understaffing, wage transparency, and the need for a stronger voice in decision-making. The Employees from various departments - including education, visitor experience, collections and data visualization, say their desire to Unionize is about ensuring fair treatment and maintaining a safe, equitable workplace. The effort is being organized under American Federation of State, County & Municipal Employees Ohio Council 8. The Workers have submitted a letter to museum management, identifying themselves as CMNH Workers United, and requesting voluntary recognition of their Union. They have also filed a petition with the National Labor Relations Board and are awaiting election dates.

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