The Client: An chemical manufacturing company in Greater Noida with around 300 employees — approximately 50 in the office and 250 on the factory floor, including contract workers supplied by third-party contractors.
The Problem: During a routine labour inspection, the labour inspector asked to see the company's POSH documents. The HR manager had nothing to show — no POSH policy, no Internal Committee, no proof that any employee had ever been trained on POSH, and no annual report filed with the District Officer as required by law. The inspector recorded this as non-compliance and gave the company 60 days to fix everything. But the company's management knew this wasn't just a paperwork problem. With 250 workers on the factory floor — many of them contract workers who had never heard of the POSH Act — simply writing a policy and forming a committee on paper wouldn't solve anything. They needed a system that actually worked on the ground, not just in a file.
Final Result: The company achieved full POSH compliance within 45 days — 15 days before the inspector's 60-day deadline. The factory floor training was particularly effective — within six months, two informal complaints were raised by contract workers through the new complaint channel, both handled quickly and confidentially at the IC level without escalation. Before SPJ's intervention, these workers had no idea they even had the right to complain. The company now passes every labour inspection on POSH compliance without any adverse observation.