Some ethical considerations of operations management decisions about process technology would NOT normally include:
A) Staff safety
B) Waste disposal
C) Noise pollution
D) Customer safety
E) Repetitive/alienating work

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The ethical considerations related to process technology would normally include staff safety, waste disposal, noise pollution, and repetitive/alienating work. However, customer safety is not directly related to the decisions about process technology in operations management. Direct customer safety concerns are typically addressed through product design, labeling, and warnings, rather than process technology.

Some Ethical Considerations of Operations Management Decisions About Process Technology