Tom Brady Backs Super Bowl Monday as Federal Holiday

Why this matters: Recognizing the Monday after the Super Bowl as a federal holiday could provide economic predictability and a day of rest for millions of Americans.

The push to make 'Super Monday' a national holiday has been gaining traction for years. Tom Brady's involvement, alongside Gopuff's financial and promotional support, brings significant attention to the cause. The 'Hard Pass' ad campaign aims to illustrate the widespread sentiment that employees would prefer a day off after the Super Bowl.

Gopuff's Yakir Gola emphasizes the potential benefits: refreshed workers, engaged families, and better business planning. While there are no current plans for the holiday, the NFL has considered moving the Super Bowl to Presidents Day weekend in the future.

Advocates believe a national holiday would replace disruption with predictability, allowing employers and employees to plan ahead. This could mitigate the estimated $3 billion impact on American businesses due to lost productivity.

It's a nonprofit organization dedicated to making the Monday after the Super Bowl a federal holiday.

Gopuff is donating 1% of profits from its 'Super Monday Off' collection and urging customers to sign the petition and contact their elected officials.

Benefits include increased worker productivity, family engagement, and better business planning.

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