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POSH Act in India: How Organizations Can Educate Employees About POSH Act Rights

Posh law in India A major challenge in the implementation of the Prevention of Sexual Harassment ( POSH ) Act, 2013, is the lack of awareness among employees. Many workers are unaware of their rights, the complaint mechanisms available, and the protections the Act offers. Educating employees is not just a legal requirement but a crucial step in fostering a safe and inclusive workplace. Why Awareness Matters Workplace harassment often goes unreported due to lack of knowledge or fear of consequences. Organizations that prioritize awareness see: 1. Increased Reporting of Incidents – Employees are more likely to report issues when they understand the protections available. 2. Better Workplace Culture – A well-informed workforce fosters a culture of respect and accountability. 3. Stronger Legal Compliance – Awareness helps organizations stay compliant with POSH guidelines and avoid legal repercussions. 4. Reduced Risk of Retaliation – Knowledge of anti-retaliation measures empowers ...

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