PURPOSE
As an employer AIIMS, Nagpur intends to provide and promote a safe work place for all the women working in this Institution.
This policy is framed to meet the requirements of the enactment ‘The Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act 2013’ (“Act”) and to extend the applicability of the provisions of the Act to all employees of AIIMS, Nagpur
OBJECTIVES
The aim of this Policy is to promote a social, physical and psychological environment through the following objectives.
DATE OF COMMENCEMENT AND REVIEW
WHO ARE ALL PROTECTED UNDER THIS ACT?
WHAT IS A WORKPLACE?
A workplace is defined as “any place visited by the employee of AIIMS, Nagpur arising out of or during the course of her employment, including transportation provided by the institute for undertaking such a journey.”
WHAT IS SEXUAL HARASSMENT AT THE WORKPLACE?
“Sexual Harassment” includes anyone or more of the following unwelcome acts or behavior (Whether directly or by implication), namely:
1. Physical contact or advances;
2. A demand or request for sexual favours;
3. Making sexually coloured remarks;
4. Showing pornography;
5. Any other unwelcome physical, verbal or non-verbal conduct of a sexual nature
Key points to remember being:
The submission of complaint to the internal complaints committee (ICC) need to be within 3 months of the last incident of alleged act of sexual harassment.
Position | Name | Designation | Contact Details |
Incharge | Dr.Jyoti John | Professor and Head,Biochemistry | jyotijohn@aiimsnagpur.edu.in |
Member Secretary | Dr.Gayatri Muthiyan | Additional Professor,Anatomy | gayatrimuthiyan@aiimsnagpur.edu.in |
Member | Dr.Rajashree Khot | Additional Professor,Geeral Medicine | drrajashreekhot@aiimsnagpur.edu.in |
Member | Dr.Frankaleena | Assistant Professor,Cardiothoracic Surgery | frankleenaprg@gmail.com |
Member | Dr.Milind Bhatkule | Associate Professor,Pathology | milindbhatkule@gmail.com |
Member | Mr. Ashwadeep Karmore | Technician (Laboratory) , Physiology | ashwadeep.karmore@gmail.com |
Member | Mrs.Pranita banabakode | Tutor,College of Nursing | banbakodedpranita@gmail.com |
Member | Mr.Sagar Kalaskar | Senior Administratve Assistant,Administration | sagarskalaskar@gmail.com |
Member | Adv.Suhasini Deshpande | - | suhasinideshpande8@gmail.com |
Rights of complainant:
Rights of respondent:
An inquiry must be completed within 90 days and a final report submitted to the Employer within ten days thereafter. Such report will also be made available to the concerned parties. The Employer is obliged to act on the recommendations within 60 days. Any person not satisfied with the findings or recommendations of the Complaints Committee or non-implementation of the recommendations, may appeal in an appropriate court or tribunal, as prescribed under the Service Rules or where no such service rules exist, in such manner as may be prescribed.
Submission of Complaint | Within 3 months of the last incident |
Notice to the Respondent | Within 7 days of receiving copy of the complaint |
Completion of Inquiry | Within 90 days |
Submission of Report by ICC | Within 10 days of completion of the inquiry |
Implementation of Recommendations | Within 60 days |
Appeal | Within 90 days of the recommendations |
If the Respondent is found guilty by ICC, the employer shall take appropriate action against the Respondent as per the terms prescribed in the Act and as per the internal policies within 60 days of receipt of Inquiry Report. While taking action against the Respondent, recommendations made by the ICC in its Inquiry Report shall also be taken into consideration.