“POSH Training for Organisations”
Compliance. Culture. Credibility.
Today’s workplace needs more than policy documents—it needs awareness, prevention, accountability, and leadership commitment.
My POSH Training programs are designed for organisations that want to go beyond compliance and build workplaces rooted in dignity, trust, and respect. Under Section 19(c) of the POSH Act, employers are legally required to conduct regular workshops and awareness programs for employees and orientation sessions for Internal Committee members.
I partner with corporates, startups, schools, colleges, hospitals, NGOs, and growing businesses to deliver practical, engaging, and legally aligned POSH sessions tailored to their workplace realities. The focus is on sensitisation, prevention, reporting confidence, manager accountability, and Internal Committee readiness.
Training Solutions
Employee Sensitisation Programs
Interactive workshops that help employees understand workplace boundaries, respectful conduct, reporting channels, and bystander responsibility.
Leadership & Manager Workshops
Focused sessions for people managers and leaders on role accountability, escalation pathways, prevention responsibility, and culture stewardship.
IC / ICC Capacity Building
Specialised training for Internal Committee members on inquiry procedures, confidentiality, documentation, natural justice, and trauma-sensitive complaint handling.
Why Organisations Choose This Training
The sessions are practical, scenario-led, and designed to create behavioural change—not just tick compliance boxes. Your teams leave with clarity, confidence, and actionable awareness that strengthens both employee trust and organisational reputation.
Delivery Formats
- In-person workshops
- Virtual live sessions
- Annual refresher programs
- New joiner induction modules
- Leadership roundtables
- Industry-specific customised programs
Ideal for
- Corporates & MNCs
- Startups & SMEs
- Schools & Universities
- Hospitals & Healthcare setups
- Law firms & consulting firms
- NGOs & social sector organisations