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Workers set to take at least 3.6 million sick days during World Cup
The time difference between the UK, the US, Canada and Mexico means matches are kicking off late at night, or even in the early hours, means the day after is when absences are most expected
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dailymail.com
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benzinga.com
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mirror.co.uk
Workers set to take at least 3.6 million sick days during World Cup
The time difference between the UK, the US, Canada and Mexico means matches are kicking off late at night, or even in the early hours, means the day after is when absences are…