This page hosts the National Labor Relations Board's formal case records for Denver Art Museum, obtained by Urgent Matter through a Freedom of Information Act request.

The records document how the agency's Region 27 resolved the unfair labor practice charge AFSCME brought against the museum during its 2024 union campaign.

The file includes the original charge and its 13-paragraph attachment, which alleged violations of the National Labor Relations Act, as well as the informal settlement agreement. It also includes the first amended charge, filed September 17, 2025, which cut the scope of the case.

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Denver Art Museum settles union-drive labor charges
The museum posted a workers’ rights notice for 60 days, and the NLRB closed the case days before the union announced its first contract.

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