World Cup 2026: the month everyone in the office becomes a football expert
The second World Cup to be held in the USA during our adult lifetimes has all the potential to halt productivity for the entire summer.
Or at least that's what the employment lawyers would have us believe.
Our inbox has already been swamped by hectoring press releases urging moderation and caution around access to matches during the working day. Staff should not attend work under the influence of alcohol. Unauthorised absences will be investigated. Patterns of lateness may result in disciplinary action.
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