What is the consequence of having technical violations if slightly modified for compliance?

The consequence of having technical violations that are slightly modified for compliance typically results in notification with recommendations. This response indicates that while there are issues present, they may not be severe enough to warrant immediate punitive actions like business closure or formal charges.

When a business receives a notification, it generally includes guidance on how to correct the identified violations, which is aimed at helping the business to improve its compliance. This approach reflects a more rehabilitative stance, allowing entities to rectify their shortcomings rather than jumping straight to severe consequences. Such notifications often serve as an opportunity for the employer to demonstrate their commitment to compliance by taking corrective action based on the recommendations provided.

In this context, severe sanctions such as immediate closure or formal charges would typically be reserved for more serious violations or persistent non-compliance, which is not indicated in this scenario. As a result, continued monitoring without report also wouldn't effectively address the need for corrective actions that notifications with recommendations provide.