But a new survey reveals employees are still struggling with a variety of conditions ranging from depression to obsessive-compulsive disorder.

Almost two-thirds of respondents can't cover living expenses or are living paycheck to paycheck.

Beginning Jan. 1, PwC will require its employees in the United Kingdom to spend at least three days a week with clients or in the office.

PwC's U.S. unit announced on Sept. 11 formal layoffs that will impact about 1,800 workers in the United States and offshore.

According to the WORLD Policy Analysis Center, the United States is just 1 of 6 countries in the world without national paid leave.

Yet, health plans still have areas for improvement, such as providing better access to care managers.

Almost 20% had to choose between health care or paying a bill, while 14% had difficulty affording a prescription.

Nearly 50% of all respondents expected most of their recruitment to be conducted fully online within the next five years.