American “Super Bowl Flu” may cost American companies several billion dollars and waste nearly 108 million group working hours, according to a new study.
An estimated 54 million employees, Americans who drink alcohol are expected to win on Sunday to see the heads of Kansas City, who go to three peaches against Philadelphia-where approximately 23 million work will be called to call the next day.
And if they appear, they may not work hard. Whether the viewers are elites in the celebration or drown their sorrows, the workers of the hungry are 25 % less productive and stumble about two hours of the working day.
The average American employee earns $ 222 a day, so if they miss a quarter of that at the time of the company, according to what has become known as “Super Sick Monday”, their employers will cost about $ 55 per person, and a total of $ 3 billion, and the Internet marketing site has found Netvouchercodes.
“It is very easy to take things too far and find yourself suspended the next day, which may greatly reduce your productivity depending on the amount you have for drinking and how to deal with your alcohol,” said Rebecca Bebington, a marketing expert at the marketing service. .
“It can weaken the waste of your performance, which makes it difficult to focus, solve problems, or make sound decisions,” she added.
Meanwhile, millions are not planning to land in their workplace on February 10, with plans to completely communicate or use pathological days after facing Patrick Ma Emad and Galin Hortz, which may cost companies more than that.
Standard football fans expect 22.6 million football in the Super Bowl Lix after 16.1 million last year and 18.8 million in 2023, according to a poll held at UKG-Harris.
12.9 million additional American employees will say about Mary's tricks, as they are going to work late in the morning after the big match.
For many, not even a question – 36 % admit that they will be less productive than usual if they enter, up from 30 % last year.
All of this will be resolved if Monday after Super Bowl is a national holiday, which 43 % of workers want to see, up from 37 % in 2024.
