Ask a board what the organisation’s cyber risk position is, and someone has a dashboard. Incidents open. Incidents past service level. Mean time to close. A trend line, reported quarterly, with a named owner sitting somewhere in the room. Ask the same board what its harassment risk position is, and what usually comes back is… Continue reading Why sexual harassment data belongs in the boardroom, and why it almost never gets there
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Who Gets to Know What in a PoSH Case? Balancing Confidentiality and Transparency
In a PoSH case, one of the first questions that surfaces, often quietly, and often without clear answers, is about visibility. Who is informed that a complaint has been made, what details are shared, and at what stage? The PoSH Act places a strong emphasis on confidentiality, yet organisations also operate within structures that demand… Continue reading Who Gets to Know What in a PoSH Case? Balancing Confidentiality and Transparency
