Gallup Certified Strengths Finder Coach | Master Facilitator Founder Director at Enabling World, Gallup Certified Strengths Finder Coach and Master Facilitator with over 40 years of experience. Sushil Tayal has led global teams and transformed organisations across manufacturing, media, logistics, IT, banking, BFSI, and development. He is ILO Certified Master Facilitator for Responsible Business Conduct and Master Facilitator at SHRM India. Sushil has successfully delivered assignments in varied areas like Strengths-Based Approach, Transformational Leadership, Organisation Vision & Values, HR Business Partnering, Talent Acquisition, Talent Management, HR Analytics, Employee Experience, Total Rewards, Employee Relations, Leading Change, Psychological Safety, Unconscious Bias, POSH IC Certification, Leading Workplace Investigations etc.

Decoding POSH Investigations

Decoding POSH Investigation

In this article, we dive into the biggest challenges and dilemmas IC members grapple with every day. We’ll decode critical grey areas such as barriers faced by complainants, the tension between confidentiality and natural justice, complex investigation situations (including multi-organisational cases), and the persistent ambiguity around the authority and legal protection of IC members themselves.

Decoding Cognitive Wellness at the Workplace

Decoding Cognitive Wellness at the Workplace

Why the brain is your most important business asset and how to protect it
One in four people will experience mental illness in their lifetime. 18% of workforce globally are disengaged. Sitting technically present, but already on the road to burnout. These are not edge case statistics. They are the defining reality of the modern workplace and they have a direct, measurable impact on the single most valuable asset any organisation employs – the human brain.
Yet cognitive wellness, the health of our brain’s ability to focus, think, decide, learn, and create rarely features in workplace wellbeing conversations. We build gyms and offer EAP helplines, but we rarely ask the deeper question – are we protecting and nurturing the cognitive capacity of the people we rely on most?

Supreme-Court

Negative consequences of ill-prepared Committee

In its strong observations in Aureliano Fernandes vs State of Goa (2023), the Supreme Court has warned that an improperly constituted or ill-prepared Internal Complaints Committee can cause serious injustice – both to the complainant and the accused.
This landmark judgment is a wake-up call for leadership, IC members, and organisations to move beyond mere compliance towards building genuine psychological safety at the workplace.