When estimating the cost of a contract proposal, which of the following is not likely to be an important consideration?
A) Future staffing levels
B) Employee seniority
C) Opinions of union members
D) Labor market trends

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The opinions of union members are not likely to be a relevant consideration when estimating the cost of a contract proposal. The other options (future staffing levels, employee seniority, labor market trends) are all important factors that can affect the cost of the proposal.

When Estimating the Cost of a Contract Proposal, Which of the Following