The FIFA World Cup may be the biggest sporting spectacle on the planet, but for employers it could also become one of the biggest workplace disruptions of the year.

The FIFA World Cup has provided unforgettable experiences for football enthusiasts. However, it also incurred a considerable economic burden for the US.

US workplaces lost an estimated $11.7b in productivity during the FIFA World Cup as employees skipped work, arrived late and rescheduled meetings to watch matches.

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