Key features include:
Section-wise commentary on the POSH Act and its Rules
Detailed discussion on the definition of sexual harassment, “workplace”, and “aggrieved woman”
Procedural guidance on constitution, powers, and functions of the Internal Committee (IC)
Step-by-step coverage of complaint, inquiry, evidence, and redressal process
Responsibilities of employers and organizations regarding awareness, policy formulation, and compliance
Analysis of landmark Supreme Court and High Court judgments
Examination of Vishaka Guidelines and evolution of workplace safety jurisprudence
Comparative insight into global practices and ILO conventions
Templates and model formats for complaints, IC reports, notices, and employer policies
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Introduction and Background
Historical context of workplace harassment in India
Impact of the Vishaka Guidelines
Need for codified legislation
Overview of the POSH Act, 2013
Object and scope
Salient features
Constitutional provisions and gender justice
Definitions (Section 2)
“Sexual Harassment”
“Aggrieved Woman”
“Workplace”
“Employer”
“Internal Committee” & “Local Committee”
Prohibition and Prevention of Sexual Harassment (Section 3)
Types of conduct considered sexual harassment
Hostile work environment
Quid pro quo harassment
Constitution and Composition of the Internal Committee (Section 4)
Eligibility, tenure, and independence
Role of external members
Complaint Procedure (Section 9)
Timelines and format
Oral vs written complaints
Withdrawal and conciliation (Section 10)
Inquiry Process (Sections 11–13)
Natural justice principles
Evidence gathering
Confidentiality norms
IC powers akin to a civil court
Interim Relief and Penalties (Sections 12 & 13)
Transfer, leave, and suspension
Disciplinary action and compensation
Duties of Employers (Section 19)
Awareness, policy, training, and compliance
Display of information and record-keeping
Role of the Local Committee (Sections 6–8)
District-level protection for informal/unorganized workers
Penalties for Non-Compliance (Section 26)
Monetary fines, license cancellation, and reputational harm
Landmark Judgments and Analysis
Vishaka v. State of Rajasthan
Medha Kotwal Lele v. Union of India
Jishu Sengupta v. State of West Bengal
Key High Court decisions interpreting "workplace", "harassment", and "IC process"
Evidentiary Issues in Sexual Harassment Cases
Standard of proof
Testimonies and corroboration
Hostile witnesses
ILO Guidelines and Global Practices
Comparison with UK, US, and EU Sexual Harassment Laws
Limitations and Criticisms of the POSH Act
Recommendations for Reform
Setting Up the Internal Committee (IC)
Model Sexual Harassment Policy for Organizations
Templates and Formats
Complaint form
IC inquiry report format
Notice to respondent
Employer undertaking
Annual report filing format (under Rule 14)
Training and Awareness Modules
For employees and managers
For IC members
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