Tremendous Bowl absences to interrupt earlier data
Based on UKG’s annual absenteeism survey, an estimated 22.6 million U.S. workers plan to overlook work on Tremendous Bowl Monday, surpassing the earlier document of 18.8 million in 2023.
One other 12.9 million intend to reach late to work, additional affecting workforce availability, says UKG, citing the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
The report, primarily based on a survey of 1,220 employed adults, reveals workers are utilizing varied methods to take the time off:
- 12.9 million have pre-approved depart.
- 4.8 million plan to swap shifts.
- 3.2 million will name in sick, regardless of not being unwell.
- 3.2 million will “ghost” their employer, skipping work with out discover.
Regardless of the excessive absenteeism, UKG notes a rise in office transparency:
- Greater than two-thirds (68%) of workers now focus on time-off plans with managers earlier than submitting requests, up from 62% in 2024.
- 58% of individuals managers who plan to look at the massive sport this yr say they deliberate to ask their workers instantly about their time-off plans for the Tremendous Bowl (vs. 51% in 2024)
- 55% of U.S. workers say they really feel snug asking their supervisor for day without work the Monday after the Tremendous Bowl (vs. 50% in 2023).
“Though a document variety of workers plan to overlook work on Monday, we proceed to see ahead progress with managers and workers having extra open conversations about taking the time off, swapping shifts, or making preparations to come back in late in order that the enterprise is roofed,” stated Julie Develin, senior associate of HCM advisory at UKG.
