Are there limits to what an employer can ask in a job interview?
Yes—U.S. employers are generally barred from asking questions that directly reveal protected traits like race, religion, age (40+), disability, pregnancy, national origin, or marital status. They can ask job-related questions about skills and ability to perform essential duties, with reasonable accommodation if needed. This article explains illegal vs. legal interview questions and what to do
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