Prevention of Sexual Harassment Awareness Session | Posh Training

 PoSH (Prevention of Sexual Harassment )Awareness Session helps organisations in a big way in

1) Preventing and Discourage sexually harrasement at work
2) Encouraging victims to file grievances
3) Encouraging coworkers to understand their role in creating safe work environment.
4) Highlighting the Gender Neutral policy aspects

Glad to have delivered at Cloudnine Group of Hospitals ~Noida
A detailed employee and manager session highlighting key aspects of POSH ACT 2013 through case studies , Videos and Quiz .

Thank you Trisha Singh and Saloni
for organising,participating and partnering in the session. It is such a inspiration to see how the HR and leadership team is working together to ensure this organisation continues to be a workplace of choice in healthcare sector.

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