Accurate. Timely. Compliant.
POSH Consultant Services in India to Build a Safe, Compliant, and Litigation-Free Workplace.
What you get
Everything Included in Our Managed POSH Consultant Service
Internal Committee Constitution
Sexual Harassment Policy Drafting
Employee Awareness Training
IC Member Training & Certification
Complaint Management & Inquiry Support
Annual POSH Report & Compliances Filing
Overview
Why POSH Compliances is Every Indian Employer's Non-Negotiable Legal Obligation
Our Process
Our POSH Compliances Process Ensures Thorough, Sensitive, and Legally Precise
01
POSH Compliances Audit & Gap Assessment
02
IC Constitution & Policy Implementation
03
Training & Awareness Delivery
04
Annual Compliances & Ongoing Support
Benefits to your business
- Complete legal protection from POSH penalties, licence cancellations, and regulatory action.
- Fully constituted and trained Internal Committee handling every complaint fairly and compliantly.
- Documented sexual harassment policy clearly communicating every employee's rights and protections.
- Annual POSH reports filed accurately and on time eliminating every reporting compliance gap.
- Genuine workplace safety culture built through structured awareness training across all locations.
- Leadership protected from personal liability through complete, documented POSH compliance implementation.
Who it's for
- Startups constituting their first Internal Committee and implementing POSH compliance from scratch.
- SMEs that have never conducted POSH training or submitted annual reports to the District Officer.
- Mid-market companies reviewing and strengthening POSH compliance across multiple office locations.
- Enterprises managing POSH implementation and complaint handling across large, distributed workforces.
- Businesses that have received POSH complaints and need immediate expert inquiry management support.
- Organisations preparing for regulatory inspections or client audits requiring verified POSH compliance.
Faq
Frequently asked questions
POSH stands for Prevention of Sexual Harassment at the Workplace, governed by the Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act 2013. Every organisation — private, public, or NGO — with 10 or more employees is legally required to comply. This includes having a written anti-sexual harassment policy, a constituted Internal Complaints Committee (ICC), annual employee training, and an annual compliance report submitted to the district officer.
Mandatory requirements include: a written POSH policy displayed at the workplace, an Internal Complaints Committee (ICC) with at least 4 members including a presiding officer who is a senior female employee and one external member from an NGO or legal background, annual awareness and sensitisation training for all employees, a complaint redressal procedure with a 90-day inquiry timeline, and an annual report to the district officer. Multi-location businesses must constitute an ICC at each office.
Under Section 26 of the POSH Act, non-compliance attracts a monetary penalty of up to ₹50,000. A repeat offence can result in cancellation of the establishment’s licence or registration. Courts have increasingly taken a strict view on POSH compliance, particularly following high-profile cases, and labour inspectors are empowered to conduct POSH audits.
Our POSH service covers drafting and implementing a legally compliant POSH policy customised to your organisation, constituting and training the Internal Complaints Committee, conducting annual employee awareness sessions (in-person or virtual), advising the ICC on complaint handling and inquiry procedures, preparing the annual compliance report, and providing ongoing advisory for complaint situations as they arise.
Yes. The POSH Act requires one external member on the ICC who is familiar with issues related to sexual harassment. SNGSPL’s POSH consultants are qualified to serve as external ICC members. We attend ICC meetings, provide procedural guidance during inquiries, and ensure the process remains legally sound and free from procedural challenges.
