Prevention
Prevention requires policy publication, awareness, leadership commitment, and a workplace culture where reporting is taken seriously before a complaint process is ever needed.
Law & Guidance
The POSH Act, 2013 sets expectations around prevention, prohibition, and redressal of sexual harassment at the workplace. Organisations need both a legal reading and an implementation model.
Prevention requires policy publication, awareness, leadership commitment, and a workplace culture where reporting is taken seriously before a complaint process is ever needed.
Redressal depends on a properly constituted Internal Committee, complaint intake discipline, inquiry process integrity, and well-documented findings and recommendations.
Employer obligations are ongoing. Training, committee enablement, reporting, and documentation need to be treated as operating responsibilities rather than one-time setup tasks.