TechBridge Solutions B Corp Equity Audit Workers
TechBridge Solutions Industry: Technology Services
Feb 24, 2026
Workers — Audit Dashboard
Complete equity audit results for the Workers category — workforce composition, pay equity analysis, key findings, and downloadable reports for TechBridge Solutions.
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TechBridge Solutions
Workers Equity Audit · Completed Feb 12, 2026 · Audited by EveryPath360
B Corp Certified
Overall Workers Score
78/100
Above industry avg (64)
↑ Strong
Questions Answered
18/18
All questions complete
✓ 100%
Evidence Uploaded
11
of 18 questions
⚠ 7 gaps
Pay Equity Gap
8.3%
Gender-based (target: <3%)
Needs action
Workers Sub-Category Progress
Trends & Composition
100%
✓ Complete
Pay Equity
100%
✓ Complete
Leadership Pipeline
100%
✓ Complete
Policies & Protections
100%
✓ Complete
Training & Development
80%
In Review
Retention & Advancement
100%
✓ Complete
B Corp JEDI2.e Alignment: Strong
TechBridge Solutions meets 14 of 17 JEDI2.e action requirements. Three items — pay equity remediation plan, demographic data by level, and disability inclusion policy — are flagged for strengthening before final submission.
Workforce Composition — TechBridge Solutions (320 Employees)
Race & Ethnicity
White — 42%
Hispanic/Latino — 28%
Black/African Am. — 22%
Asian & Other — 8%
Gender Identity
Men — 53%
Women — 45%
Non-binary / Other — 2%
Pay Equity Analysis by Identity Group
Group Avg Salary Role-adjusted Gap vs. White Men
White Men (baseline) $112,400
Women (all races) $103,100 −8.3%
Black / African American $104,800 −6.8%
Hispanic / Latino $106,200 −5.5%
Asian / Pacific Islander $110,900 −1.3%
Key Audit Findings — Workers Category
Strength
TechBridge has a documented anti-discrimination policy covering race, gender, age, disability, and sexual orientation, reviewed annually and communicated to all employees during onboarding and yearly training.
Strength
Women represent 41% of management roles and 38% of senior leadership — both above the technology sector average of 28% and 24% respectively.
Strength
The organization offers paid parental leave (16 weeks), flexible scheduling, and a formal accommodation request process — meeting or exceeding B Corp Workers standards.
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Gap — Needs Action
A role-adjusted gender pay gap of 8.3% exists, concentrated in mid-level engineering roles. A formal pay equity remediation plan is required to meet B Lab JEDI2.e standards.
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Gap — Needs Action
Demographic representation data is not tracked or reported by organizational level. Disaggregated data is required to identify promotion equity gaps and meet audit documentation standards.
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Critical Gap
No formal written disability inclusion policy exists. The absence of a written policy is a significant compliance risk and a barrier to B Corp certification in this category.
Category 1 of 7 · Audit complete · Submitted for B Lab review
Communications
Identify exclusionary language patterns, gaps in accessibility, and opportunities to use communication as a tool for advancing equity — both internally with employees and externally with customers and the public.
1
Does your organization use gender-neutral language and avoid gendered assumptions across all communications?
2
Does your organization consider diverse cultural identities, practices, and languages in communications?
3
Do images and examples in your communications represent diverse identities authentically and without tokenism?
4
Does your organization actively avoid ableist language (e.g., "blind spot," "crazy," "lame") to ensure communications are respectful to people with disabilities?
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Industry Equity Assessment — Technology Services
Rate your organization on equity dimensions specific to tech. Scale: 1 (Not in place) → 5 (Fully embedded)
1
Equitable hybrid & remote work practices
Remote employees have equal access to advancement, visibility, and development as in-office peers
2
Equitable talent acquisition & retention
Hiring practices reduce bias at each stage; diverse representation at all levels including technical leadership
3
Inclusive digital transformation
Technology upgrades do not create new accessibility barriers; users with disabilities are considered in rollouts
4
Data privacy, compliance & algorithmic fairness
AI and automated systems are tested for demographic bias; privacy protections are equitable across user groups
5
Bridging the digital divide
Products and services are accessible across digital literacy levels and do not disadvantage low-income or rural users
6
Filling skill gaps & equitable professional development
Training and upskilling opportunities are available and promoted equitably across all identity groups
7
Equitable integration of new technologies
New tools are piloted with diverse user groups; feedback loops prevent exclusionary outcomes
Category 2 of 7 · 3 of 4 questions answered · Auto-saves every 2 min
Products & Services
Assess whether your products and services are designed, built, and delivered in ways that actively advance equity and do not create or reinforce barriers for underserved communities.
Category Progress
40%
2 of 5 questions answered
In Progress
Questions Answered
2/5
3 questions remaining
⚠ Incomplete
Evidence Uploaded
2
of 2 answered questions
✓ Good start
Industry Score
Available when complete
1
Are your products and services designed to be accessible to people with disabilities, including those with visual, auditory, motor, and cognitive impairments?
2
Do your product development processes actively include diverse voices from communities most impacted by inequity in design, testing, and feedback?
3
Are your pricing models, access structures, or delivery methods designed to ensure equitable access for lower-income individuals, small organizations, or under-resourced communities?
4
Does your organization assess whether your products or services could cause harm to or disproportionately impact marginalized communities?
5
Are the supply chains, partnerships, and vendors involved in delivering your products evaluated for equity and ethical practices?
Industry Equity Assessment — Technology Services (Products)
Rate 1–5: 1 = Not in place ⋅ 5 = Fully embedded
1
Algorithmic bias testing
ML models are audited for demographic disparities in outputs
2
Data sovereignty & privacy protections
Users have meaningful control over their data
3
Multilingual product support
Core features available in languages used by your communities
4
Equitable customer support
Support is accessible regardless of digital literacy, language, or ability
5
Community benefit features
Product includes access pathways for under-resourced communities
Findings So Far — Products & Services
⚠️Audit In Progress — Findings Are Preliminary
These findings are based on the 2 of 5 questions answered so far.
Strength
TechBridge has a mature accessibility program meeting WCAG 2.1 AA standards with a 92/100 score from Level Access (Aug 2025).
Strength
Community inclusion is formalized at three stages of the product lifecycle with paid participation and demographic tracking of beta cohorts.
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Gap — Pending Response
Questions on pricing equity, equity impact assessment, and vendor screening are required for a complete B Corp evaluation.
Category 3 of 7 · 2 of 5 questions answered · Auto-saves every 2 min
Supply Chain
Evaluate the equity practices of your procurement relationships, vendor partnerships, and sourcing decisions.
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Supply Chain — Not Yet Started
Complete Communications and Products & Services first, then return here to begin your Supply Chain equity assessment.
Community Impact
Assess your organization’s contribution to economic empowerment and equity in the communities where you operate.
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Community Impact — Not Yet Started
This category becomes available after you complete Supply Chain.
Political & Advocacy
Assess alignment between your political activities, lobbying, and advocacy positions and your stated equity commitments.
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Political & Advocacy — Not Yet Started
This category covers how your organization’s political and advocacy activities align with your equity commitments.
Environmental Justice
Evaluate your environmental practices through the lens of justice — examining who bears the burden of environmental harm and who benefits from your sustainability efforts.
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Environmental Justice — Not Yet Started
This final category evaluates how your environmental practices advance or undermine equity for communities most impacted by environmental harm.