BRITS across the nation will raise a glass while watching World Cup matches to either celebrate or commiserate the results.
But if you have one too many and find yourself nursing a horrific hangover after the footie, your boss may not be too impressed.
Although some firms are forgiving of football fans getting tipsy, others aren't so lenient when workers bend the rules.
An employment lawyer has now revealed the consequences you may face if you turn up to work looking worse for wear - and what rights you need to be aware of.
Victoria Schofield, a solicitor at Slater & Gordon, warned revellers they could get into trouble if they pull a sickie over the World Cup.
Bosses could be skeptical of your illness if you don't make it to work the day after a big match - especially if everyone's doing it.
She explained that unless your sports-loving executive has granted permission for you to watch specific World Cup matches, you will be liable to face disciplinary action if you bunk off.
If you simply don't turn up to work, you could face problems thanks to the fine print in your contract, according to Victoria.
For those fearful of suffering a sore head from the night before, you are likely to avoid dismissal if you turn up late as a one-off.
However, you could still be slapped with a verbal or written warning for your bad timekeeping.
But Brits who are simply too rough from the beer to physically work are liable to face disciplinary action.
Victoria explained: "A flexible...
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