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Approximately 63% more sick day requests were made by employees on the Monday after the Super Bowl last year, according to a new survey. Ninety-one percent of managers at U.S. companies approved An estimated 22.6 million U.S. employees plan to miss work the day after the Feb. 9 Super Bowl, The number of employees who will call out sick, not show up to work or take a pre-approved day According to USA TODAY last year, The Harris Poll for The Workforce Institute at UKG coined the term "Super Bowl flu," in response to the millions who call out of work after the big game. They The day after Super Bowl LVIII, about 16.1 million employees are expected to come down with "Super Bowl Flu," according to the UKG Workforce Institute.. Why it matters: So many employees call off on "Super Sick Monday," petitions and even state lawmakers are trying to make it an official holiday. It's estimated that roughly 18.8 million employees may call out of work Super Bowl Monday 'Super Sick Monday': Millions Expected to Miss Work After Super Bowl - Erie News Now | WICU and WSEE in Erie, PA According to a study from UKG Workforce Institute, about 16 million people plan to call out sick from work the day after Super Bowl Sunday. Lanette Espy Feb 12, 2024, 6:06 PM Millions of Americans plan to miss work Monday after Super Bowl. Around 16 million American employees plan to miss work Monday, Feb. 12, the day after Super Bowl 58, according to a survey of 1,192 Americans, conducted Jan. 10-12, 2024 by The Harris Poll for The Workforce Institute at UKG. On Super Bowl Sunday, according to the survey’s estimates, about 17.2 million employees were expected to get out of work, fake a sick call or skip out on a Sunday night shift in order to watch Around 18.8 million Americans are predicted to use a sick day on Monday, Feb. 13 after the Super Bowl, while 7.8 million of those expected to "ghost" their employers or fake being sick to get out Managers around the country were tasked with staffing shortages the day after the Super Bowl. A recent poll showed 14.5 million Americans were planning to call out sick. According to USA TODAY last year, The Harris Poll for The Workforce Institute at UKG coined the term "Super Bowl flu," in response to the millions who call out of work after the big game. They An estimated 16.1 million U.S. employees may miss work the Monday after Super Bowl LV, according to the annual Super Bowl absenteeism survey commissioned by The Workforce Institute at UKG and Find Out: Companies That Traditionally Spend the Most Money on Super Bowl Sunday In 2020, 17.5 million Americans reported that they planned to miss work the day after the Super Bowl, according to Millions of Americans call out of work the following day. They estimated that nearly 16.1 million employees across the U.S. planned to miss work the day after Super Bowl 58, according to a Meanwhile, more than two out of every five U.S. employees (42%) said they believe the day after the Super Bowl should be a national holiday. RELATED: Super Bowl LVII madness in and around Phoenix An estimated 22.6 million U.S. employees plan to miss work the day after the Feb. 9 Super Bowl, according to a new survey by The Harris Poll on behalf of UKG, instead opting to celebrate their The ideal meal for that Super Bowl “sick” day “After the big game, millions of people call out sick. We felt that this was an opportunity to drive buzz and awareness by marrying the fact Last year's Daytona 500 got 8.9 million viewers, but last year's Super Bowl got 99.18 million viewers and it was lower than every single Super Bowl in the 2010s. Reply reply More replies The Monday after the Super Bowl has been notoriously known as a day when people call out of work. Last year, 16.5 million Americans said they planned to call in sick because of the game, according Super Bowl fans extended their celebrations and hangover recoveries into Monday with roughly 18.8 million estimated to have called out sick from work. People are known to call out the day after
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