What type of information would NOT be found in a Bulletin Order?

Bulletin Orders are official communications used by railroads to convey important information pertinent to train operations and safety. They typically address temporary items affecting train movement, safety instructions, and any high-priority communications regarding procedures that train crews must follow.

The detailed employee schedules, while essential for overall operational management, do not fall under the realm of information traditionally included in Bulletin Orders. Instead, employee schedules usually come from the human resources or scheduling departments, focusing on staffing rather than operational directives. Thus, this type of detailed schedule is not relevant to the Bulletin Order's primary function of ensuring safe and efficient train operations.