Amid College Basketball Tourneys, Employers Are Left To Deal With the Madness of March
Interest in NCAA tournaments leads to an average of $20 in lost productivity per employee, survey shows.

March Madness, highlighted by the menâs and womenâs NCAA tournaments, has become more than just an event that captivates millions of sports fans. Itâs a cultural phenomenon that also attracts the nationâs attention away from its work responsibilities.
According to a recent survey, the economic impact of this nationwide distraction is a staggering $20 billion in lost productivity for the U.S. economy, causing real madness for employers forced to deal with the work decline.
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