Anonymous PoSH Complaints: Can IC Investigate Without a Name?
A note arrives in the IC’s inbox. No name at the bottom. No department is listed. Just a specific allegation: […]
A note arrives in the IC’s inbox. No name at the bottom. No department is listed. Just a specific allegation: […]
Two resumes land on a recruiter’s desk. Same qualifications, same college, same city. One belongs to Priyanka Sharma, the other
Someone raises a toast at the annual offsite. Three drinks in, a joke lands badly. The next morning, HR gets
It is a question that HR teams across India are asking more frequently and answering incorrectly more often than they
January is when most organisations think about PoSH. The annual report has just been filed. The IC has been reconstituted.
Most employees who have experienced workplace sexual harassment know two things: something happened that should not have, and they are
Every June, something predictable happens. Company logos turn rainbow. Inboxes fill with Pride themed emails. Slack channels get a 🏳️🌈
For years, India’s most common PoSH disclosure in a Board Report read something like this: The Company has complied with
Every June, India’s most prominent companies change their logos to rainbow colours, host Pride events, publish inclusive hiring pledges, and
Four years. Multiple women. One workplace. Zero formal complaints recorded. That is the most disturbing line in the Nashik story