38.5% Women Lawyers Find Profession Discouraging: SCBA Survey Reveals Shocking Insights

A new survey by the Supreme Court Bar Association (SCBA) shows that 38.5% of women lawyers find the legal profession discouraging, revealing serious challenges linked to gender bias, limited leadership opportunities, and the pressures of marriage and motherhood affecting careers.

Legal Opinion | Remote Work And Employment Laws In India: All You Need To Know!

Standardization of Remote Work, Shift to a flexible workplace from a traditional office setting, accelerated by COVID-19 pendemic. Started in technical world and now adopted by various industries.

Madras High Court – ‘Any Unwelcome Behaviour at Workplace is Sexual Harassment Irrespective of Intent’

The Madras High Court has reinforced the necessity of a safe work environment for women, declaring that any unwelcome behavior towards them constitutes sexual harassment under the PoSH Act. The ruling emphasizes the victim’s perspective over the harasser’s intent, requiring employers to prioritize decency in workplace interactions and proactively prevent harassment.

[RG Kar Horror] Why Do Doctors Need a Central Law to Protect Themselves & Stricter Enforcement of POSH Law at Workplace?

The brutal rape and murder of a trainee doctor at RG Kar Medical College and Hospital in Kolkata has thrust the issue of violence against healthcare workers into the national spotlight. This tragic incident has reignited calls from medical professionals across India for the enactment of a robust Central law to safeguard healthcare workers. Although a draft bill addressing this issue was prepared by the Central government in 2019, it has yet to be implemented, leaving the healthcare community vulnerable.