The 2022 World Cup kicks off in less than a week, and expectations are high for teams and fans alike. Managers will be hard at work preparing their teams for success in the tournament.
At the same time, employers should be on the ball when it comes to managing staff and ensuring provisions are in place to keep productivity levels high, especially when a big match falls during a working day.
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