American businesses do not have a legal obligation to give U.S. citizens working abroad the same protection against discrimination that they give to workers in the United States.

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The 1991 amendments to the Civil Rights Act added a few critical provisions designed to reinstate the actual intent of Congress in creating the original statute in 1964. The law now mandates that American businesses must give U.S. citizens working abroad the same protection against discrimination that they give workers in the United States.

American Businesses Do Not Have a Legal Obligation to Give