For the Brotherhood of Electrical Workers to calculate seniority for its members at a construction company, it would need to know
A) when the union member completed college or trade school.
B) how old the union member is.
C) when the person joined the union.
D) the length of time the union member has worked for the company.
E) the skill level, age, and employment history of the worker, which is then placed into a complicated formula to determine seniority.

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Seniority is typically determined based on the length of time a union member has worked for a particular company or employer. Therefore, the Brotherhood of Electrical Workers would need to know the length of time each member has worked for the construction company to calculate seniority. The other factors listed are not typically relevant for determining seniority.

For the Brotherhood of Electrical Workers to Calculate Seniority for Its