Most read stories online between 15 October and 15 November:
PWC launches return-to-work programme
PricewaterhouseCoopers (PWC) has launched a return-to-work programme to encourage talent back into the workplace.
LinkedIn US to introduce unlimited holiday
LinkedIn introduced unlimited holiday for its 6,000 US employees, effective 1 November 2015.
Parliamentary committee urges Pension Wise improvements
The government should publish, and require providers to publish, take-up statistics for the Pension Wise service and the advice and pensions markets on a quarterly basis, according to a report by the Work and Pensions Committee.
Judge allows Facebook director pay case
A US judge has ruled that a lawsuit regarding the compensation packages received by non-management directors at Facebook can proceed.
Government consults on pension member-borne commission
The government has launched a consultation into the most effective means of regulating to prevent charges being imposed on members of workplace pension schemes used for automatic enrolment to recover the cost of commission paid to an adviser.
Natixis launches wellness week
Natixis London Branch launched a wellness week on 12-16 October, to engage its 380 employees with their physical and mental health.
Hungryhouse launches voluntary benefits scheme
Hungryhouse has introduced a voluntary benefits scheme to reward and engage its UK staff.
Uber offers purr-fect wellbeing booster
On National Cat Day on 29 October, Uber ran an initiative that allowed employees across North America to use its app to request to spend 15 minutes with kittens at their offices.
70% return to work early with workplace stress
Nearly three-quarters (70%) of respondents return to work early when suffering with workplace stress, according to research by LV=.
Lloyds Banking Group and Unilever commit to living wage
Lloyds Banking Group and Unilever have been accredited by the Living Wage Foundation as living wage employers.