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Workplace safety and protection from sexual harassment require employers and organisations to maintain appropriate policies, procedures and mechanisms for addressing complaints. M & Z Legal advises employers, employees and organisations on matters relating to workplace sexual harassment, women’s safety and compliance with applicable legal requirements.
Our practice covers compliance under the Prevention of Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace Act, 2013 (POSH Act), workplace policies, Internal Committee matters, complaints and inquiries, employee grievances and related disputes. We assist clients at both the advisory and contentious stages, with a focus on maintaining due process and confidentiality.
Our work includes:
M & Z Legal approaches POSH and women safety matters with attention to confidentiality, procedural fairness and the specific circumstances of each matter. We advise organisations and individuals on their legal rights, responsibilities and available courses of action, and assist with complaints, inquiries, compliance and related disputes. Where formal proceedings are required, our lawyers represent clients before courts, tribunals, labour authorities and other appropriate forums, including the Madras High Court and subordinate courts.
The POSH Act is the Prevention of Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace Act, 2013, which provides a legal framework for preventing and addressing sexual harassment at workplaces.
An Internal Committee is the workplace mechanism established by an eligible organisation to receive and address complaints of sexual harassment as required by law.
Yes. Both complainants and respondents may seek independent legal advice concerning their rights and the applicable procedure.
Yes. Organisations may seek legal advice regarding their obligations, policies and Internal Committee processes under the applicable law.
Yes. The firm advises and represents clients in appropriate legal proceedings concerning workplace harassment and other matters affecting women’s safety and legal rights.