Office absenteeism is expected to hit a post-Super Bowl record this year. An estimated 22.6 million employed Americans will ...

Many employers will likely find themselves short-handed Monday, as an estimated 22.6 million employees are expected to miss ...

HR software company Paycom says the day after the Super Bow is one of the most popular for sick-day requests. Most are ...

Among those surveyed by UKG, 43% of American employees believe the Monday after ... The halftime show is still a big draw for football fans and casual viewers, with 72% of employed Americans planning ...

Whether you are tuning in for the game, halftime show, or commercials, many people are looking forward to Super Bowl Sunday.

An estimated 22.6 million Americans plan to take Monday off after the big game on Sunday. It's almost like a holiday, but not ...

The UKG survey finds an estimated 22.6 million employed Americans plan to miss work the day after the Super Bowl—breaking the ...

More than 22 million Americans are expected to call out sick from work on Monday following Sunday night’s Super Bowl LIX. An ...

For those who do manage to make it to work the Monday after the Big Game, 28% say they'll be less productive than usual, according to a study from Stagwell's Harris Poll and human resources software ...

2025 Retail's Big Show, on January 12 in New York City. Michael C. Bush, CEO of UKG’s Great Place To Work, will deliver a keynote session alongside Brian Cornell, CEO of Target, and two of ...

UKG, Inc., P.F. Chang’s informed the Delaware ... From harnessing artificial intelligence’s next big leap to addressing political and cultural volatility, HR will have the chance to shape ...