National Commission for Women Calls for Stricter POSH Compliance and Here is What You Need To Know.

POSH compliance is no longer just a paper formality but requires active participation by Organisations across the nation. The recent advisory by the National Commission for Women enhances this responsibility further, but in a much more pragmatic way. The NCW Has Made POSH Everyone’s Problem. Yours Included. You have a policy. You have an IC.… Continue reading National Commission for Women Calls for Stricter POSH Compliance and Here is What You Need To Know.

Why sexual harassment data belongs in the boardroom, and why it almost never gets there

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

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

How Fairness Works in POSH Inquiries: What Everyone Involved Should Know

Over the past few years, PoSH inquiries have become a familiar fixture inside organisations. Most employees now know that a formal process exists, that an Internal Committee hears complaints, that reports are issued, and that statutory timelines guide the journey. On paper, the mechanism is no longer new.  Yet in conversations with complainants, respondents, HR… Continue reading How Fairness Works in POSH Inquiries: What Everyone Involved Should Know

Does Conciliation End Employer’s PoSH Responsibilities?

What does conciliation actually conclude, the complaint, the inquiry, or the organisation’s responsibility to act? For many companies and Internal Committees(ICs), conciliation under the POSH framework has become a practical way to close a complaint, to de-escalate conflict and restore workplace stability. But it also leaves behind an unsettled question: when an Internal Committee’s inquiry… Continue reading Does Conciliation End Employer’s PoSH Responsibilities?

Why Your PoSH ACR Now Goes Beyond the District Officer to SheBox

As the calendar year draws to a close, one PoSH obligation that is frequently pushed to the last minute is the Annual Compliance Report (ACR). While most organisations are aware of the requirement, uncertainty around who is responsible for filing, what information must be included, and where the report is to be submitted often results… Continue reading Why Your PoSH ACR Now Goes Beyond the District Officer to SheBox

How Technology Can Strengthen PoSH IC Procedures Without Replacing Judgment?

PoSH inquiries unfold in rooms where technology is largely irrelevant. What truly matters is who listens, who pauses, who notices what remains unsaid, and who bears the responsibility of deciding what is fair between people who must continue to work together. And yet, at the edges of these deeply human decisions, an unavoidable question has… Continue reading How Technology Can Strengthen PoSH IC Procedures Without Replacing Judgment?

Conducting Your First PoSH Awareness Session- A Step-by-Step Guide for Organisations

A first PoSH awareness session is often treated as a training exercise. It isn’t. Training assumes skill-building, neutrality, and predictable outcomes. A first PoSH awareness session does not operate in that territory. Instead, it introduces a formal response to sexual harassment into a workplace where people carry unequal power, varied experiences, and differing levels of… Continue reading Conducting Your First PoSH Awareness Session- A Step-by-Step Guide for Organisations

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