India’s Information Technology (IT) and Information Technology Enabled Services (ITES) sector operates through corporate campuses, offshore delivery centres, BPO operations, and increasingly hybrid/remote work environments. Teams work across time zones, using digital platforms and multinational client networks. This model supports innovation, growth; however, it also creates challenges related to professional conduct, communication boundaries, and employee safety.
According to the Prevention of Sexual Harassment (PoSH) Act, 2013, IT organisations must implement clear systems to prevent workplace sexual harassment. Trusted by 700+ companies in India, Complykaro offers PoSH training for IT companies which is practical and designed for hybrid realities, covering project teams, global shifts, and digital platforms to guarantee complete compliance across the entire workforce.
IT/ITES project teams that use digital platforms and virtual meetings often blur boundaries in hybrid setups, making inappropriate behaviour harder to detect. Late-night shifts, hierarchical reporting structures may also develop reporting hesitation, particularly when senior colleagues are involved. Digital misconduct via emails, chat tools, and video calls goes unnoticed, constituting sexual harassment under the PoSH Act.
If such gaps remain unaddressed, organisations risk employee attrition, declining client trust, and regulatory penalties. Rising PoSH complaints highlight the need for stronger awareness and compliance systems.
The PoSH Act covers all workplaces—from software firms and BPOs to startups, SaaS providers, and global centres, but requires a full Internal Complaints Committee (ICC) and structured anti-sexual harassment mechanisms for organisations with 10+ employees.
Key requirements include:
The obligations apply to employees, interns, contract personnel, and vendors. Regular employee awareness programmes aligned with PoSH training in India requirements help organisations maintain compliance and strong workplace governance.
The IT sector faces unique sexual harassment risks and reporting challenges, including:
PoSH policies must clearly define acceptable digital behaviour and ensure confidential ICC reporting. ICC members must be trained to handle complaints involving virtual interactions or remote work environments.
Complykaro provides comprehensive PoSH solutions, which include:
Complykaro delivers online PoSH training for IT employees and instructor-led programmes through flexible formats, including:
These formats enable organisations to train employees across locations while maintaining consistent compliance records. To explore the right training format for your organisation, contact us.
Effective PoSH compliance delivers:
For technology companies working with international clients, demonstrating workplace safety and ethical conduct is an important aspect of corporate responsibility.
Complykaro supports IT organisations with structured PoSH training, policy drafting, and ICC set-up that helps build legally compliant and audit-ready PoSH systems.
Yes, IT companies must ensure PoSH compliance across all offices and delivery centres, with an ICC wherever 10+ employees work.
Yes, the PoSH Act also covers remote and hybrid employees. Sexual harassment through emails, messaging tools, or virtual meetings can be treated as workplace sexual harassment.
Yes, the PoSH Act protects employees, interns, contract personnel, consultants, vendors, and women in general who your employees may interact with during the course of work.
PoSH training for employees and ICC members should be conducted every calendar year.
Key documents include the PoSH policy, ICC constitution records, training records, complaint registers, inquiry reports, and ICC annual reports.
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