Which of the following,if true,would MOST strengthen Ashe's case?
A) Ashe has led more different training workshops than any other contingent worker.
B) Losing Ashe as an employee would mean that companies who prefer his workshops would consider no longer contracting with Dexterity.
C) Ashe has worked for Dexterity for fifteen years, longer than any other contract employee.
D) A local teacher in the high school, Ashe has repeatedly received awards for his classroom performance.
E) The businesses that contract with Dexterity consider the workshops essential to their operation.

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B)If an employee's expertise has become important to the overall productivity of the branch, then it makes sense that this worker's payment be increased. So Choice B is correct:if Ashe's departure would mean a loss of business, then clearly he has a strong case for requesting a higher salary. None of the other choices are as convincing. It may be true that Ashe is well qualified and experienced, as Choices A, C, and D hold, but if Dexterity can provide equally qualified trainers, then none of these support his sense that he is more valuable than the rest. Likewise, Choice E holds no ground if Dexterity can fulfill the contract with a qualified worker.

Which of the Following,if True,would MOST Strengthen Ashe's Case