Nearly two out of five women experience workplace sexual harassment, which led the Government of India to enact the Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act, 2013, commonly known as the Prevention of Sexual Harassment (POSH) Act. POSH compliance is mandatory for all employers, regardless of size or sector, and includes submitting an Annual Compliance Report (ACR) that captures POSH implementation, complaints received, and their resolution—reflecting an organisation’s commitment to a safe workplace.
Under Section 21 read with Rule 14 of the POSH Act, employers must submit the annual report to the District Officer within prescribed timelines. With stricter focus under the current labour compliance framework, timely POSH reporting helps organisations avoid legal risk, build employee trust, and maintain credibility.
Even if you’re a Small Business with 10 or more employees, POSH Compliance is applicable to your company. With our POSH Compliance Act Solution, you can:
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If your business has 10 or more employees, POSH Compliance is legally mandatory under the Prevention of Sexual Harassment (PoSH) Act. Non-compliance can lead to heavy penalties, legal action, or even business closure in severe cases. Beyond legal risks, failing to comply also exposes your company to potential employee lawsuits in cases of workplace harassment.
The POSH policy defines clear procedures to prevent, report, and address sexual harassment—whether verbal, physical, or
nonverbal—ensuring a safe and respectful work environment. By implementing POSH guidelines, organizations promote equality, inclusivity, and employee trust. At TMS, we are fully committed to upholding POSH standards and fostering a secure workplace for all.
Prevention of Sexual Harassment (POSH) helped men & women in getting justice for the cases of sexual harassment they have faced in the workplace.
POSH training of employees helps them to get aware of their rights under the PoSH Act. This helps women to come out and report any sexual misconduct from a college or a senior in the workplace and so, ensures a safe working environment.
Yes. POSH compliance applies to all employees, including remote and hybrid teams. Organizations must ensure awareness and safe workplace practices regardless of work location.
Organizations should conduct POSH training regularly, typically annually, along with periodic awareness sessions to ensure ongoing compliance and employee sensitization.
Organizations must ensure proper policy implementation, formation of an Internal Complaints Committee (ICC), regular training, and timely reporting as per legal requirements.
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