Launched by Spryte Labs, Spryte FairTech is a comprehensive platform for technology sourcing certification that guarantees the technology you use was produced ethically.
Spryte Labs is striving to certify and promote businesses that use responsible and ethical software development techniques because it is concerned with the working conditions and pay levels used by tech shops around the world. Particularly noteworthy are the long hours, persistent underpayment, and exploitative working conditions that are growing prevalent at many offshore software shops.
Most of the apps and websites that we use on a daily basis were created by outsourced software teams in nations with few to no labour laws. As a result, there are now grey zones and unethical behaviours. While some nations, like France, have strong “remote-work” regulations, many others do not, putting developers at risk.
Software developers and information technology professionals now operate in a completely different environment as a result of the rise and acceptance of remote work during the pandemic. The leadership at Spryte has over twenty years of outsourcing expertise and is well-versed in the procedures involved. As the need for offshore developers soars, they have observed troubling patterns.
As a result of demands from clients that are devoted to ESG efforts and in an effort to foresee and stop the serious labour abuses that have long plagued the manufacturing, textile, and fashion sectors, Spryte Labs has launched FairTech. Together, we can promote and create ethical standards to make sure the information technology industry establishes a strong global supply chain.
The FairTech certification programme is being introduced by Spryte Labs to its global network of more than 300 development partners. Click here to sign up to become a certified partner.
Anyone in the technology sector interested in FairTech is welcome to join our working group and contribute to the development of the standards for these certifications, according to Spryte Labs.

Source: Prnewswire