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Pluralsight
Basic information
Founded 2004
Legal Structure Private
Industry Education, Software
Also known as
Official website https://pluralsight.com/

Pluralsight, LLC, is a technology-skills professional-development platform.[1] The company has UK-based subsidiaries.

Selected business practices

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Modern-day slavery statement

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Pluralsight has posted a statement on its public-facing website regarding modern-day slavery.[2] Its statement, issued by its Chief Compliance Officer and effective 2024-02-01, makes reference to various statutory laws such as section 54(1) of the UK Modern Slavery Act 2015 and the Australian Modern Slavery Act 2018 (Cth) (the “AU Act”).

Incidents

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Lifetime license revocation (2025)

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Main article: Pluralsight revokes lifetime licenses

References

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