Ohn and Henry are U.S. citizens and work for the same law firm that is headquartered in New York. John, however, works from the

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Ohn and Henry are U.S. citizens and work for the same law firm that is headquartered in New York. John, however, works from the

firm's London office, while Henry works from the office in New York. Which of the following is a difference between the two employees John is an expatriate, whereas Henry is a parent-country national.
John is a host-country national, whereas Henry is an expatriate.

John is a third-country national, whereas Henry is a host-country national.

John is a parent-country national, whereas Henry is a host-country national.

John is repatriate, whereas Henry is a third-country national.

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Elan Coil [88] · Answer 1 · 2022-04-07T06:07:14+03:00

Answer:

John is a parent-country national, whereas Henry is a host-country national.

Explanation:

-Expatriate: is a person that lives in a country that is not his/her native country.

-Parent-country national: is a person that is working in a country that is different from his/her native country but he/she has the same nationality as the company that he/she works for.

-Host-country national: is an employee that is from the country in which the company is operating.

-Third-country national: is a person that has a nationality that is different from that of the firm and from the country in which he/she is working.

-Repatriate: is a person that returns to his country of origin.

According to this, the answer is John is a parent-country national, whereas Henry is a host-country national as both are from the US but John works in London and Henry in New York.