It’s estimated that upwards of 125 million people will watch next week’s Super Bowl matchup between the Seattle Seahawks and the New England Patriots, and it’s likely that your employees will be tuning in. Whether they’re die-hard football fans, or just watching for the commercials and halftime show, your employees will likely be excited in the days leading up to the big game (and may feel the after-effects the next day). That excitement can lead to employer headaches if you don’t spend a few minutes ahead of time planning for some inevitable events. Here are four key tips to help you prepare for these scenarios so you can win Super Bowl Sunday regardless of the outcome.
FP Author Predictions
| Madeleine Nadeau: Seahawks 27, Patriots 6. The last time these two teams played in a Super Bowl after the 2015 season, we got one of the most unforgettable endings in NFL history – but this time the story gets a rewrite. The Seahawks control the game from start to finish, taking a steady lead into the fourth, when the Dark Side slams the door for good: Ernest Jones IV picks off a pass intended for Stefon Diggs in the end zone and takes it all the way for an all-time pick-six to seal it. Josh Nadreau: Patriots 27, Seahawks 13. Uninhibited by snow and ice, Drake “Drake Maye” Maye shines a bright light on Seattle’s Dark Side, rushing for two touchdowns and passing for another. The Patriots’ defense adds one more for good measure while dominating wire to wire, making this... |
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