Adv Manjula

25/07/2024

Implementing the Sexual Harassment of Women at the Workplace Act

Wilson Anthony

+91-8767504030

24/07/2024

Leadership

1. Vision and Strategy: Emphasizes the importance of having a clear vision and strategic planning to guide an organization toward its goals.
2. Decision Making: Highlights the need for decisive and timely decision-making, drawing on intelligence and information.
3. Ethics and Integrity: Stresses the importance of ethical behaviour and integrity in leadership to build trust and credibility.
4. Adaptability: Leaders should be adaptable and open to change, prepared to navigate through various challenges and uncertainties.

Management

1. Resource Management: Discusses efficient management of resources, including human, financial, and material resources.
2. Delegation: The significance of delegating tasks to capable individuals to enhance productivity and focus on strategic issues.
3. Performance Management: Focuses on setting clear performance standards, monitoring progress, and providing feedback to improve results.
4. Conflict Resolution: Techniques for resolving conflicts within the organization and maintaining harmony.

Training

1. Skill Development: Continuous learning and development of skills are essential for personal and organizational growth.
2. Mentorship: The role of mentors in guiding and developing future leaders.
3. Motivation: Strategies to motivate employees, aligning their goals with the organization’s objectives.
4. Team Building: Importance of fostering a collaborative and cohesive team environment.

23/07/2024

23/04/2024

Empower Yourself and Your Workplace: Join Our POSH Workshop!

Are you ready to take a proactive stance against sexual harassment in the workplace? Our Prevention of Sexual Harassment (POSH) workshop 7th Batch is here to equip you with the knowledge and skills you need.

Who should attend?
- Trainers seeking to educate others on workplace dynamics
- HR professionals dedicated to implementing effective policies
- Social workers advocating for survivors' rights
- Lawyers providing legal guidance and support
- Anyone wishing to upskill themselves and make a positive impact

What you'll gain:
Comprehensive understanding of sexual harassment laws and regulations
Practical strategies for prevention, intervention, and resolution
Tools for creating a culture of respect, inclusivity, and accountability
Real-world case studies and interactive exercises for hands-on learning

Take the first step towards building safer, healthier workplaces.
Join us and become a catalyst for positive change.

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25/03/2024

Now or Never Batch
Be a Posh Facilitator Certification Program pay only for the Certification Fee:
1. Softcopy: 200/- Per Person
2. Hard Copy: 500/- Per Person

Posh (Prevention of sexual harassment) Act, 2013
Learning & Gain
1. Importance of Posh
2. Landmark Case Behind Posh
3. Natural justice Case of posh
4. Case Let
5. Indian Constitutions Articles
6. Roles and Functions of ICC & LCC
7. Certificate
8. Notes
9. Things that fall under the Posh Act.

Who can Enroll for it
1. Trainer
2. Teacher
3. HR
4. Law Students
5. Lawyers
6. NGO
7. Anybody who wishes to Update themself
Payment:
UPI ID : Conlearn@aubank
Date:31st March 2024, Timing: 5 to 8 pm
Whatsapp Link: https://chat.whatsapp.com/BBZUdL5yjmgJhUJ6sG7IU9

Join the Group & share the payment Screenshot in the Group you will be added to the main Group

23/03/2024

Batch 5
Posh facilitator certification workshop on the 20th & 21st of April 2024

What you will get
1. Posh awareness
2. Certification
3. Case studies
4. Demo
5. Q&A
6. Post session whts app support
7. Course material

You can be the Next
1. Icc member
2. Posh facilitator/ Trainer

Who can join
1.Trainer
2. Hr
3. Law students
4. Lawyers & Advocates
5. Social workers
6. Any individual interested in learning about POSH

Fee Per Participant :
2500/- per person
4000/- for 2 person

Payment mode : Gpay / phone pay: 8767504030
UPI : Wanthony@fbl
Join using the link below

03/01/2022

Kya YehI hai *hum Aam Insanon ki avastha...* Kya isliye humare *tax ke paise kat teh hain...* Kya yahi hai *Achche Din...*

10/09/2021

Provision of law for levy of maintenance charges in Housing Societies

Article 13(3)(a) indicates “law” includes any Ordinance, order, bye-law, rule, regulation, notification, custom or usage having in the territory of India the force of law;
Accordingly Bye-laws 65 – 71 cover various activities which can be covered for levy of maintenance charges. Some of which are listed as under:
(i) Property Taxes, (ii) Water Charges, (iii) Common Electricity Charges, (iv) Contribution to Repairs and Maintenance Fund, (v) Expenses on repairs and maintenance of the lifts of the Society, including charges for running the lift. (vi) Contribution to the Sinking Fund, (vii) Service Charges, (Viii) Car Parking Charges, (ix) Interest on the defaulted charges, (x) Repayment of the installment of the loan and interest, (xi) Non-occupancy Charges, (xii) Insurance Charges, (xiii) Lease rent, (xiv) Nonagricultural tax. (xv) Education and Training Fund (xvi) Election Fund (xvii) Any Other Charges
Basis on which some of the above charges are fixed
• Expenses on repairs and maintenance of the building/buildings of the Society. At the rate fixed at the general body from time to time, subject to the minimum of 0.75 percent per annum, of the construction cost of each flat for meeting expenses of normal recurring repairs.
• Expenses on repairs and maintenance of the lift, including charges for running the lift. Equally by all the Members of the building in which lift is provided, irrespective of the fact whether they use the lift or not.
The following repairs and maintenance of the property of the Society shall be carried out by the Society at its costs:
(i) All internal roads, (ii) Compound walls, (iii) External water pipe lines, (iv) Water pumps,(v) Water storage tanks, (vi) Drainage lines, (vii) Septic tanks, (viii) Stair cases, (ix) Terrace and parapet walls, (x) Structural repairs of roofs of all flats, (xi) Stair-case lights, (xii) Street lights, (xiii) External walls of the building/ buildings, (xiv) All leakages of water including leakages due to rain water, and leakages due to external common pipe line and drainage line, (xv) Electric lines upto main switches in the flats (xvi) Lifts, (xvii) The damaged ceiling and plaster thereon in the top floor flats, on account of the leakage of the rain water through the terrace.(xviii) Generators,(xvix) Security Appliances (CCTV, Intercom, Group Mobile, Mass Data Sharing Devices, Siren Bell) (xx) Rain Water Harvesting,(xxi) Sewerage, Storm water Drain & Water Treatment Plant (xxii) Common areas not specifically allotted ,Swimming Pool, Gym, Sauna Bath, Coffee House (xxiii) Common Parking Space (xxiv) Solar and alternate energy devices. (xxv) Garden (xxvi) Community hall...

17/08/2021

Provision of law for levy of maintenance charges in Housing Societies

Article 13(3)(a) indicates “law” includes any Ordinance, order, bye-law, rule, regulation, notification, custom or usage having in the territory of India the force of law;
Accordingly Bye-laws 65 – 71 cover various activities which can be covered for levy of maintenance charges. Some of which are listed as under:
(i) Property Taxes, (ii) Water Charges, (iii) Common Electricity Charges, (iv) Contribution to Repairs and Maintenance Fund, (v) Expenses on repairs and maintenance of the lifts of the Society, including charges for running the lift. (vi) Contribution to the Sinking Fund, (vii) Service Charges, (Viii) Car Parking Charges, (ix) Interest on the defaulted charges, (x) Repayment of the installment of the loan and interest, (xi) Non-occupancy Charges, (xii) Insurance Charges, (xiii) Lease rent, (xiv) Nonagricultural tax. (xv) Education and Training Fund (xvi) Election Fund (xvii) Any Other Charges
Basis on which some of the above charges are fixed
• Expenses on repairs and maintenance of the building/buildings of the Society. At the rate fixed at the general body from time to time, subject to the minimum of 0.75 percent per annum, of the construction cost of each flat for meeting expenses of normal recurring repairs.
• Expenses on repairs and maintenance of the lift, including charges for running the lift. Equally by all the Members of the building in which lift is provided, irrespective of the fact whether they use the lift or not.
The following repairs and maintenance of the property of the Society shall be carried out by the Society at its costs:
(i) All internal roads, (ii) Compound walls, (iii) External water pipe lines, (iv) Water pumps,(v) Water storage tanks, (vi) Drainage lines, (vii) Septic tanks, (viii) Stair cases, (ix) Terrace and parapet walls, (x) Structural repairs of roofs of all flats, (xi) Stair-case lights, (xii) Street lights, (xiii) External walls of the building/ buildings, (xiv) All leakages of water including leakages due to rain water, and leakages due to external common pipe line and drainage line, (xv) Electric lines upto main switches in the flats (xvi) Lifts, (xvii) The damaged ceiling and plaster thereon in the top floor flats, on account of the leakage of the rain water through the terrace.(xviii) Generators,(xvix) Security Appliances (CCTV, Intercom, Group Mobile, Mass Data Sharing Devices, Siren Bell) (xx) Rain Water Harvesting,(xxi) Sewerage, Storm water Drain & Water Treatment Plant (xxii) Common areas not specifically allotted ,Swimming Pool, Gym, Sauna Bath, Coffee House (xxiii) Common Parking Space (xxiv) Solar and alternate energy devices. (xxv) Garden (xxvi) Community hall

05/08/2021

Structural for Housing Societies
Society bye law no. 77 specifies Structural Audit as a mandatory (necessary and binding to Society) requirement. It stipulates that if the age of a building is 15 to 30 years, Structural Audit must be carried out once in 5 years and for buildings older than 30 years, it should be carried out once in 3 years.
Structural Audit is commissioned by appointing a Panelled Consulting Structural Engineer registered with the BrihanMumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) and or Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation (NMMC) or Thane Municipal Corporation (TMC). The Consultant carries out as a visual survey of the building covering its Terrace top areas to, external faces, stilts, staircase internals, inside flats, shops establishments and ancillary structures such as Lift room, pump room, compound wall, etc. Critical observations, probable causes of distress, remarks on structural health and recommendations for further action are given in the Structural Audit Report. Non Destructive test (NDT) recommended on need basis. On completion, shall provide Structure Stability certiificate.
As per the Mumbai Municipal Act, there is a provision to penalize owners if they do not submit the report within one month, senior civic officials said.
“If the occupant or owner living in dilapidated structures does not submit the report within one month after receiving the BMC notice, we have the provision to impose fines on them,” said Chakrapani Alle, assistant municipal commissioner. Also even the building resident or any member from the public can complain to the municipal authorities under section 353(B) intimating them the need and to issue a notice to carry out structural audit
The ex*****on of rules and regulations of structural Audit falls within the purview of Building and Factory department of the Municipal Corporation.
In case the Structural Audit is not undertaken then the Corporation can impose fines and penalties and also cancel/withdraw the occupation certificate. Also legal proceedings can be initiated by the corporation under the MMC Act as well criminal proceedings under the Indian Penal Code.

27/07/2021

Maharashtra Cooperative Societies Act, Membership clarifications

Based on following articles from the constitution
37. The provisions contained in this Part shall not be enforceable by any court, but the principles therein laid down are nevertheless fundamental in the governance of the country and it shall be the duty of the State to apply these principles in making laws.
43. The State shall endeavour to secure, by suitable legislation or economic organisation or in any other way, to all workers, agricultural, industrial or otherwise, work, a living wage, conditions of work ensuring a decent standard of life and full enjoyment of leisure and social and cultural opportunities and, in particular, the State shall endeavour to promote cottage industries on an individual or co-operative basis in rural areas.
Brief provisions under The Maharashtra Cooperative Societies Act, 1960 for membership, rights and duties
22. An Individual competent to contract can become a member
23No society shall, without sufficient cause, refuse admission to membership to any person duly qualified therefore under the provisions of this Act and its bye-laws.
Recent Amendments
(18) “Member” means a person joining in an application for the registration of a housing society which is subsequently registered, or a person duly admitted to Membership of a society after its registration and includes associate or joint or provisional Member ;
( a) “Associate Member” means husband, wife, father, mother, brother, sister, son, daughter, son-in-law, daughter-in-law, nephew, niece a person duly admitted to Membership of a housing society on written recommendation of a Member to exercise his rights and duties with his written prior consent and whose name does not stand in the share certificate ;
( b) “Joint Member” means a person joining in an application for the registration of a housing society jointly, which is subsequently registered or a person who is duly admitted to Membership after its registration and who holds share, right, title and interest in the flat jointly but whose name does not stand first in the share certificate ;
( c) “provisional Member” means a person who is duly admitted as a Member of a society temporarily after death of a Member on the basis of nomination till the admission of legal heir or heirs as the Member of the society in place of deceased Member ;

29/05/2021

Dear Friends, looking for Volunteers for a Social Cause for the goodwill of the public. Interested people living in the vicinity of Matunga Labour Camp and Dharavi. Kindly contact me on this mentioned number 8850840763. It's a humble request only Genuine People really interested in the welfare of the people in the society please contact.

Thanks in advance