POSH Training Drawbacks of POSH Act Trainer Name | Date | Organization
Introduction Understanding the challenges and limitations of the POSH Act Why it is important to address these drawbacks Overview of topics covered
Lack of Awareness - Many employees are unaware of their rights and responsibilities - Inadequate training programs - Limited understanding of reporting procedures
Misuse of the Act - False complaints for personal or professional gain - Difficulties in distinguishing genuine vs. malicious complaints - Impact on workplace trust and morale
Fear of Retaliation - Victims hesitant to report due to fear of consequences - Fear of job loss, reputational damage, or workplace isolation - Lack of strong protection against victimization
Challenges in IC Functioning - Internal Committee (IC) may lack proper training - Possible bias or conflict of interest - Inconsistent implementation across organizations
Legal and Procedural Complexities - Lengthy and stressful investigation process - Difficulty in gathering evidence for cases - Challenges in ensuring fair and impartial inquiry
Limited Coverage - POSH Act applies mainly to formal workplaces - Excludes unorganized sector and gig workers - Challenges in extending protection to all working individuals
Psychological and Social Stigma - Victims facing emotional trauma and stress - Social pressures discouraging reporting - Need for stronger psychological support systems
Recommendations for Improvement - Strengthening IC independence and training - Increasing awareness and sensitization programs - Introducing stricter measures for false complaints - Extending protection to informal workers
Summary & Key Takeaways Understanding the limitations of POSH Addressing key challenges to improve effectiveness Encouraging a fair and safe workplace environment
Q&A Session Open floor for participant questions
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