(NEXSTAR) – A record number of Americans are reportedly coming down with a severe case of the Mondays after Sunday night’s Super Bowl, according to a new poll.

The day after the big game accounts for a spike in absenteeism every year. Here are some smart ways your company can turn ...

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

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

A record 22.6 million Americans plan to skip work on Monday after staying up late to watch Super Bowl LIX, according to a recent survey from HR tech company UKG.

P.F. Chang’s moved to voluntarily dismiss Tuesday a 2022 lawsuit alleging that HR services provider UKG breached a contract between the two parties when it lost the restaurant chain’s employee ...

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P.F. Chang’s moved to voluntarily dismiss Tuesday a 2022 lawsuit alleging that HR services provider UKG breached a contract between the two parties when it lost the restaurant chain’s employee data ...

But for those brave souls actually making it to work on February 10, Starbucks is offering one free tall (that's 12-ounces) ...

The UK is reportedly seeking access to data secured by end-to-end encryption with Apple's Advanced Data Protection, which ...

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