Statutory Alert: Under the PoSH Act 2013, any workplace with 10 or more employees MUST constitute an ICC and file annual returns. Failure incurs a ₹50,000 fine and cancellation of business licenses.
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Pricing & Plans Why PoSH? Implementation Process Required Info

Received a Labour Notice?

Our Labour Law attorneys handle inspections and draft strong legal replies to government notices.

Mandatory Workplace Compliance

PoSH & Labour Law Setup. Protect Your Workplace.

Draft strong HR policies, constitute your Internal Complaints Committee (ICC), and ensure 100% compliance with India's strict Labour and PoSH Acts.

PoSH Compliance Setup

Mandatory for all registered entities, startups, and NGOs with 10 or more employees.

₹4,999 / year
  • Custom PoSH Policy Drafting
  • Constitution of ICC (Internal Committee)
  • One Online Employee Sensitization Session
  • Filing of PoSH Annual Return
Comprehensive HR Protection

Complete Labour Law

Includes PoSH plus full compliance drafting for Shop Act, Minimum Wages, and CLRA.

₹9,999 / year
  • Everything in PoSH Setup
  • Drafting HR Policy & Employee Handbook
  • Maternity Benefit & Gratuity Policy Advisory
  • Legal defense drafting (1 Notice/Year)
Custom Legal Drafting
Certified ICC Training
Avoid ₹50k+ Penalties

Why is PoSH Compliance Non-Negotiable?

The Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace Act, 2013 places strict liability on the employer to ensure a safe working environment.

The "10 Employee" Rule

It is legally mandatory for every workplace (company, firm, NGO, trust, hospital) having 10 or more employees to officially constitute an Internal Complaints Committee (ICC). This includes regular, temporary, and contract workers.

License Cancellation Risks

Failure to constitute an ICC or draft a PoSH policy attracts an initial fine of ₹50,000. Repeated non-compliance empowers the government to cancel your business licenses and company registration entirely.

Mandatory External Member

The ICC cannot consist of just your employees. The Act mandates that at least one member of the ICC MUST be an external member (a lawyer, NGO worker, or social worker familiar with sexual harassment issues). We help provide this external member.

Director Liability

If an incident occurs and the company does not have a PoSH policy or ICC in place, the Directors and Promoters of the company can be held personally and criminally liable for negligence under Indian Labour Laws.

Implementation

How We Ensure 100% Compliance

We don't just give you a template; we actively implement the legal framework inside your organization.

Step 1: HR Audit & Policy Drafting

Our legal team audits your current HR structure and drafts a customized PoSH Policy that aligns with the Act, clearly defining what constitutes harassment and the redressal mechanism.

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Step 2: Constituting the ICC

We assist in legally forming the Internal Complaints Committee (ICC). We ensure the presiding officer is a senior woman employee and help appoint the mandatory external member.

Step 3: Employee Sensitization

Having a policy isn't enough; employees must be aware of it. We conduct a mandatory online training and sensitization session for your staff and ICC members.

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Step 4: Filing Annual Returns

At the end of the calendar year, the ICC must submit an Annual Report to the District Officer detailing the number of complaints received and resolved. We draft and file this report.

Required Information

We require basic details to draft your policies. We handle the heavy legal lifting.

Company Details

Company name, registered office address, and exact nature of business/industry.

Employee Roster

Total headcount broken down by gender, and identifying details for potential ICC members.

Senior Female Leader Details

Details of the senior-most female employee to act as the Presiding Officer of the ICC.

Current HR Policies (If any)

Copies of your existing offer letters or employee handbooks so we can integrate the PoSH clauses seamlessly.

Need Mandatory PF & ESI Registration?

If your employee count has crossed 10 or 20, you are not only liable for PoSH but also for mandatory Provident Fund (EPF) and Employees' State Insurance (ESIC) registrations. Ignoring these invites massive penal damages.