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SMETA insights: ethical sourcing and responsible recruitment

Learn how SMETA audits support responsible sourcing, helping identify labor agency risks like exploitation and fee transparency gaps in our on-demand webinar.

SMETA audit insights: ethical sourcing and responsible recruitment in global supply chains

Sedex and TÜV SÜD invite you to a practical and informative On-Demand webinar exploring how Sedex Members Ethical Trade Audit (SMETA) audits support Responsible Sourcing and help identify risks in complex, global supply chains. With a growing reliance on labor providers and recruitment agencies, especially across borders, businesses face increasing challenges in ensuring ethical and transparent recruitment practices.

This session will delve into the specific risks uncovered during SMETA audits related to labor agency practices, such as worker exploitation, lack of transparency in recruitment fees, and poor working conditions.

We'll also discuss how businesses can collaborate with labor providers to drive improvements, implement due diligence frameworks, and strengthen protections for vulnerable workers. Whether you are a buyer, supplier, or labor provider, this webinar will provide valuable insights and actionable strategies to enhance your approach to responsible recruitment and sourcing on an international scale.

Don’t miss this exciting and compelling webinar – watch the On-Demand webinar today! 

About the speakers

Alberto Sartori

About the speaker

Alberto Sartori

Global Product Line Manager Social Area, TÜV SÜD Business Assurance

Global Product Manager at TÜV SÜD Business Assurance ESG and Social Areas

Alberto Sartori has 20 years of experience in sustainability-related assurance, auditing and certification programs. He is experienced in the management of international projects and standards. Over the years he has developed specific expertise in sustainable procurement and supplier auditing. Working in the Sustainability area within TÜV SÜD's Business Assurance Division, Alberto is now part of the Division that is responsible globally for the development and coordination of services in the field of Social Auditing and Sustainable Procurement. 

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