Dear Seniors,
We have implemented an Anti-Sexual Harassment policy, and I am working as the Presiding Officer of the ICC (Internal Complaint Committee). We have a very safe and encouraging work culture for females; hence, I personally do not see any benefit in having a quarterly meeting of the ICC because no complaints have been received in any meeting. I have been working here for the last 8 years and have found this place to be very safe, disciplined, and professional. As HR, I continuously interact with female employees to ensure they feel comfortable and motivated in the organization, and I am happy to hear their feedback. Our E-Sat surveys also support this.
However, as per the law, we have to conduct a quarterly meeting of the ICC, and we have not received a single complaint to date. In such a case, we still have to submit a "No Complaint report" to the District Officer. Please suggest how we can adjust within the system, or we have to continue the same practice. I am finding time as a constraint to have a meeting where we only discuss that there have been no complaints in the last quarter. We could better utilize our time on things that are more important and are pressing needs of the organization. Please suggest what we should do.
Thanks,
Aarchana
We have implemented an Anti-Sexual Harassment policy, and I am working as the Presiding Officer of the ICC (Internal Complaint Committee). We have a very safe and encouraging work culture for females; hence, I personally do not see any benefit in having a quarterly meeting of the ICC because no complaints have been received in any meeting. I have been working here for the last 8 years and have found this place to be very safe, disciplined, and professional. As HR, I continuously interact with female employees to ensure they feel comfortable and motivated in the organization, and I am happy to hear their feedback. Our E-Sat surveys also support this.
However, as per the law, we have to conduct a quarterly meeting of the ICC, and we have not received a single complaint to date. In such a case, we still have to submit a "No Complaint report" to the District Officer. Please suggest how we can adjust within the system, or we have to continue the same practice. I am finding time as a constraint to have a meeting where we only discuss that there have been no complaints in the last quarter. We could better utilize our time on things that are more important and are pressing needs of the organization. Please suggest what we should do.
Thanks,
Aarchana