Posh Compliance

Ensuring Safe & Compliant Workplaces

What we handle

POSH Act, 2013 – Protecting Workplace Dignity

Ensuring workplace dignity, safety, and equality for every employee.

The POSH Act, 2013 mandates all public and private organizations to provide a safe and respectful workplace. Organizations with 10 or more employees must constitute an Internal Committee (IC) to address workplace sexual harassment complaints. We offer end-to-end POSH compliance support, including policy drafting, IC formation, employee training, complaint redressal guidance, and compliance reporting, helping organizations meet legal requirements while fostering a culture of dignity, safety, and respect.

Prevent Issues Before They Escalate

Proactive measures help avoid incidents, reduce harassment risks, and build employee confidence in reporting and support systems.

30+
Years Experience
1000+
Processes Supported
500+
Businesses Assisted
100%
Guided Coordination
Why Choose Us

Comprehensive POSH Solutions That Protect

Our POSH Compliance Services

POSH Compliance Services We Provide

Why it matters

Ready to Ensure POSH Compliance at Your Workplace?

Build a safe, respectful, and compliant workplace environment with our comprehensive support.

Process

How We Work

Initial Assessment
Policy Creation
Committee Setup
Training Delivery
Implementation Support
Support & Review
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

 The POSH Act applies to organizations with 10 or more employees and protects all women employees, including permanent, temporary, contractual, interns, and consultants, from workplace sexual harassment.

 A POSH policy should define sexual harassment, outline complaint and investigation procedures, explain confidentiality measures, specify disciplinary actions, and provide ICC details.

 POSH training should be conducted annually for all employees, with specialized training for ICC members and management. New hires should be trained during onboarding.

 Organizations may face fines up to ₹50,000, legal action, regulatory scrutiny, and reputational damage for failing to comply with the POSH Act.

 The ICC should conduct a fair, confidential, and unbiased investigation, gather evidence, interview relevant parties, and complete the inquiry within 90 days.

Complaints from clients, visitors, vendors, or other external individuals can be addressed through the appropriate Local Committee as per POSH Act provisions.