Super Bowl Sick-Out: Tenth of Workers to Play Hooky Monday

A tenth of American workers reportedly plan to ditch work the day after Super Bowl.

And according to a survey by Monster, even more of their bosses have used the same post-Super Bowl strategy, CNBC reported.

According to the news outlet, the survey found that 11.8 percent of workers plan to be out of the office Monday — though only 9.4 percent have ever actually called out after a Super Bowl.

The survey also tallied the heads of companies and heads of hiring at various size organizations, and found they were even more likely to say they'd taken the day off — almost 14 percent had called out sick the day after the Super Bowl to recover from partying, CNBC reported.

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