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Women’s rights in a workplace are important so that they are free from unwanted sexual advances. Sexual Harassment at Workplace (SHW) lowers their productivity and psychological well-being.
Now the need is to prevent such incidents therefore we have a POSH Act that is the Prevention of Sexual Harassment Act. In 2013, many years after formulating the Vishaka guidelines, the Supreme Court passed the Prevention of Sexual Harassment or the POSH act.
POSH Act enforces any organization to formulate a policy for the prevention of sexual harassment and redressal of the same. It mandates an internal complaints committee to address the issues and resolve them. This Act would also help to create awareness to sensitize about SHW. This can empower women to voice out against sexual harassment if there a need.
What is an IC or internal compliance committee?
To remain in compliance with the POSH Act 2013, an organization must implement a few measures. By written order, any organization with ten or more employees should form an Internal Committee (IC) or internal compliance committee (ICC). The IC will look into the allegations of sexual harassment and take action if necessary. If the organization has multiple administrative divisions in different locations, each administrative division must have its own IC. The IC has to follow guidelines to receive and redress issues of sexual harassment eg in strict confidence, with a nonjudgmental and objective attitude towards both parties
All employees in the organization – Managers, Directors, IC members, HR professionals and Employees
Active and lively training methods like, Case Study, Discussion, will be used.
Dr. Lata Shetty Director, Mainstream Training Centre
Dr. Shetty, is the Director, Mainstream Training Centre, which offers POSH & Soft Skills Training Programs in a variety of settings. Qualifications: B.Sc., M.S.W., Ph.D., a gold medalist.
Members | Rs. 4,000 + 18% GST per participant |
Non-Members | Rs. 5,000 + 18% GST per participant |
(Fees include refreshments, certificate & course material)
Bank Details for NEFT | |
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Account No. | 10996680930 |
IFSC CODE | SBIN0000300 |
Bank Name | State Bank of India |
Branch Address | Mumbai Main Branch |
Cheque /Demand Draft should be drawn in favor of “BOMBAY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY”
Ms. Supriya Pandey
Email : supriya.pandey@bombaychamber.com
Tel : 61200250
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Event or Seminar - Workshop