POSH COMPLIANCE · NOIDA, UTTAR PRADESH · EST. 2026
POSH compliance

POSH Act 2013 compliance

Talent Crafters supports employers with 10 or more employees — s.4 through the full Prevention of Sexual Harassment (POSH) Act 2013 compliance lifecycle — not a single training purchase but a continuous statutory obligation: constituting the Internal Committee, appointing its external member, registering on SHe-Box where a jurisdiction mandates it, running awareness and IC-capacity training, filing the annual report, and standing by when a complaint is filed. Onsite across Delhi NCR; online pan-India.

Entry 01 · The lifecycle

Six stages, one obligation

Each stage below is a standalone engagement, but none of them discharges the obligation on its own. The table restates the sequence, the point at which an employer typically needs it, and the statutory anchor for each.

The six-stage POSH compliance lifecycle
StageServiceYou are here whenStatute
01Internal Committee formationYou employ 10 or more people across an office or branch and have not yet constituted an Internal Committee by written order.s.4
02External member appointmentYour Internal Committee exists but lacks its external member, or the current appointment has lapsed.s.4(2)(c)
03SHe-Box registrationYour jurisdiction has issued a SHe-Box registration mandate, or you want your credentials current ahead of one.State/district notification
04Awareness and IC trainingEmployees haven't had an awareness session recently, or IC members need capacity training for their statutory role.s.19
05Annual report filingYour IC's reporting year has closed — including years with no complaints received.s.21, Rule 14
06Case supportA complaint has been filed with your IC or Local Committee and you need employer-side advisory.s.11 · s.13
Entry 03 · How the lifecycle fits together

How the lifecycle fits together

These six stages are sequential in setup and recurring in operation. An Internal Committee cannot be validly constituted without its external member, so stage 01 and stage 02 are usually engaged together. SHe-Box registration sits alongside the IC rather than replacing it — the portal adds a state or district reporting layer on top of the Act's own obligations, it does not substitute for them. Awareness training under s.19 is meant to run at regular intervals, not once at onboarding, and IC-member training is a separate track from employee awareness because the two audiences have different statutory roles. The annual report each year depends on the IC having been properly constituted and, where relevant, on SHe-Box records being current. Case support is the stage employers hope not to need, but it depends on the same IC — and the same firewall between advisory counsel and external members — being in place before a complaint arrives.

An employer can enter this lifecycle at any stage, but a gap upstream tends to surface downstream: an IC formed without a valid external member complicates an inquiry later, and a lapsed awareness programme is often the first thing scrutinised once a complaint is filed.

Primary sources

Check this against the record

Everything on this page rests on the statute, the Rules, or a reported judgment. These are the originals — links open on the issuing body's own site.

India Code — Central Acts

The Government of India repository carrying the bare text of the POSH Act 2013 and its Rules.

Ministry of Women & Child Development

The ministry administering the POSH Act 2013 and the SHe-Box portal.

SHe-Box complaint portal

The Ministry of Women & Child Development portal for IC registration and complaint tracking.