The gallery blamed a communication gap and a cyberattack for its delayed response to the controversy.

The charge was filed on May 6 and the case remains open.

The museum posted a workers' rights notice for 60 days, and the NLRB closed the case days before the union announced its first contract.

A June 29 decision would end 23 union members' jobs on August 14 and outsource their work to a private contractor.

The wave of government-backed cultural districts that reshaped Asia and the Persian Gulf is entering a more difficult phase.

Its policy page still lists a $600 hourly rate for shoots inside George Eastman's mansion.

The society said it expected to introduce dynamic pricing before the grand opening.

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