The POSH Inquiry Timeline: Understanding the 90-Day Rule
The 90-day POSH inquiry deadline is one of the Act's hardest timelines. Here's exactly how the clock works, what counts within it, and what happens after.
The 90-day POSH inquiry deadline is one of the Act's hardest timelines. Here's exactly how the clock works, what counts within it, and what happens after.
Founders and promoters carry non-delegable POSH compliance duties as "employer" — and can also be named as respondents. Here's how both roles work.
Does POSH apply to single-gender workplaces? A look at why "all-male" or "all-women" is rarely a real exemption from IC formation obligations.
Interns, contract staff, consultants, and gig workers are all covered under the POSH Act's broad definition of "employee." Here's what that means for employers.
Client visits, business travel, and offsite events are all "workplace" under the POSH Act's expansive definition. Here's what that means for employer liability.
When the external member of an Internal Committee resigns mid-case, the inquiry can't simply continue. Here's the compliant way to handle reconstitution.
Fully remote and hybrid companies still need a compliant Internal Committee. Here's how composition, hearings, and timelines work without a physical office.
Presiding Officer seniority, the external member's independence, gender ratio, and term limits — the composition rules that make or break an Internal Committee's validity.
Small offices often assume POSH doesn't apply to them. Here's what the law actually requires once you cross — or stay under — the 10-employee mark.
Non-compliance can result in monetary penalties, cancellation of business licences and criminal prosecution.
Make your workplace POSH compliant today.