Factors that might affect what constitutes a ''reasonable time period'' for recall to work by economic strikers do not include:
A) Future probability that new job openings may occur over some extended time period.
B) Historical data on normal employee attrition rates.
C) The percentage of total employees eligible for recall who were actually recalled during the negotiated time limit.
D) Geographical location of plant.
E) Voluntary turnover.

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The geographical location of the plant does not directly affect what constitutes a "reasonable time period" for recall to work by economic strikers, as it is more related to logistical considerations rather than the dynamics of employment and recall processes.

Factors That Might Affect What Constitutes a ''Reasonable Time Period