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A record number of workers plan to miss work the morning after the Super Bowl, according to a new survey.
An estimated 26.2 million people are expected to be absent, according to UKG’s annual Super Bowl Absenteeism Survey.
Most respondents said they plan to use personal time off or swap shifts.
About five million said they plan to call in sick or not show up for work, the survey found.
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