Creating an Inclusive Workplace for Visually Impaired Employees
Recently, Payal Kapoor; a visually impaired disability consultant was in the news for being abandoned at an airport by an Indian airline. Despite having asked for assistance which is mentioned in the DGCA Guidelines for carriage by Air for Persons with Disability / and or Persons with reduced mobility and being tagged on her boarding card as Visually impaired, Payal had a harrowing and...
How to drive 100% completion of e-learning from employees?
Ever noticed the subdued groans in the air, when corporate e-learnings are launched?
You find employees gravitating towards thinking of them as a burden, and managers and HR dreading achieving 100% completion from employees.
Employees, in their defense, quote the lack of time, the irrelevance of the training, incompatible infrastructure, and more. Well, the occasional lack of motivation and...
Legal terms for Internal committee and HR’s – Part 2 of 2
Hello Readers, hope you found our part 1 blog interesting. We have listed and simplified a few more commonly used legal terms at work and in daily use. Do reach out to info@kelphr.com and share us your feedback or visit our website www.kelphr.com to read our other blogs. 1) Tribunal:
It is such an adjudicating body on whom the power of deciding cases are given. This power has to be exercised...
Legal terms for Internal Committee and HR’s – Part 1 of 2
Hello Readers with a lot of social awareness, law has become an integral part of our life. In the news and at work while dealing with any workplace harassment issues, we come across various legal terminologies in English and Latin (literally), which often seems to be difficult for the layperson. In the current blog; we have tried to simplify commonly used legal terms. By the end of this two...
Webinar with PeopleMatters on Prevention of Sexual Harassment at Workplace!!!
SHe-Box, Start-Ups, Statistics and more….!!
It is the beginning of the New calendar year and here we are, looking at all the milestones we have crossed with the ‘Prevention of Sexual Harassment’ practices in 2017!!
Here’s the last of the 4-part series of questions that we received during our webinar ‘De-mystifying the Law on Prevention of Sexual Harassment’ held on the 15th of November, 2017....
Demystifying “Prevention of Sexual Harassment” at Workplace!!! Webinar Q & A Part 3 of 4
Types of Sexual Harassment Complaints
“Gossip is so common. So are relationships at the Workplace!”
What can we do when these become a case of Sexual harassment?
So, should the HR be the Moral Police?
Read these responses which are part of a 4-part series that were addressed during KelpHR’s Webinar with PeopleMatters, on the 15th of November. We hope you find this insightful and do...
Demystifying “Prevention of Sexual Harassment” at Workplace!!! Webinar Q & A Part 2 of 4
IC and the Administrative Details of their Role
In the webinar that People Matters and KelpHR conducted on Nov 15th, 2017, a series of Questions was asked by the participants. We have split these question in a 4-part series in this episode of part 2/4 we are responding to all the questions related to IC formation and their roles and responsibilities. We hope you find this insightful...
Demystifying “Prevention of Sexual Harassment” at Workplace!!! Webinar Q & A Part 1 of 4
Handling PoSH issues of many kinds
Q: Can we possibly investigate harassment at the workplace on an anonymous complaint?
While the IC cannot act on an anonymous complaint, it need not ignore the contents of the email. If the contents of the email are clear, then IC must act on the same. To read more on this, please read this article published on People Matters: How to ensure confidentiality...
