Dr. Nicole Cvenkel (nee Baptiste) has many years’ experience working in both the public and private sectors. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from the University of Lincoln, an M.B.A., from London Metropolitan University, an M.Sc. in Research Methods and Business Management from Manchester Metropolitan University, and a Ph.D. in Human Resources Management and Organizational Behaviour from Roehampton University. Nicole’s Ph.D. focused on employees’ perspectives and reactions to HRM practices, the quality of working life, line management leadership, and well-being at work in the public sector. Dr. Cvenkel has worked as an Associate Professor in the field of Human Resources Management and Organizational Behaviour at various universities, including in the UK and Canada. She has published her research in academic journals and publications, and was an Associate Regional Director at the College of New Caledonia, in British Columbia, Canada. She also worked as the Dean of Business at the University College of the North in Manitoba, Canada. Nicole has vast experience working as an HR, Workplace Well-being, and Management Strategic Leader for diverse organizations. She is a leadership associate of the Association of Canadian Community Colleges (ACCC) of Canada, and is also a member of the Senior Women Academic Administrators of Canada (SWAAC); an Associate Professional member of the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD); a fellow of the Higher Education Academy of the UK; a research fellow of the Northern Leadership Academy of the UK; a member of the Chartered Management Institute; a certified coach, trainer, and speaker with the John Maxwell Leadership Team of Coaches; and is an affiliate of the Workplace Bullying Institute University (WBI). Nicole has also worked as a senior consultant for a number of First Nations and private organizations in Canada. She is the founder and CEO of ‘My Work & Well-Being Consulting Inc.’ and since 2015 has partnered with a variety of organizational leaders toward building capacity, strategic planning, employee engagement, workplace well-being and organizational health, productivity and sustainability.

• Chapter 1: A Introduction to Employee Well-Being Research Terrain.- Chapter 2: Historical and Theoretical Debates in Human Resources Management and High Performing Organisations.- Chapter 3: Workplace Well-Being: Understanding Psychologically ‘WELL’ Employees and the Sustainable Healthy Workplaces.- Chapter 4: Constructing Well-Being at Work: What Does It Mean?.- Chapter 5: A Methodological approach to Workplace Well-Being Research in a New Public Management Environment.- Chapter 6: Well-Being at Work: Understanding Employees Working Life Realities in the Public Sector Context – Observations and Documentary Analysis.- Chapter 7: Workplace Stress and Well-Being in the Workplace: The Workers’ Voice.- Chapter 8: Mental Health and Well-Being in the Workplace.- Chapter 9: Multi-generational Workforce and Well-Being at work.- Chapter 10: Well-Being at Work with Limited Resources: A Public Sector Context.- Chapter 11: Work-Life-Balance and Well-being at Work: Strategies for Individual and Organizational Health and Potential.- Chapter 12: The Work Environment and Wellbeing at Work: Employees Experiences in the Public Sector.- Chapter 13: Beneath the Melting Ice: Definitions, Importance, and Improvement in Wellbeing at Work in Local Government.- Chapter 14: Quality of Working Life, Leadership, and Wellbeing in the Public Sector: Insights from Employees.- Chapter 15: Evaluation of Workplace Well-Being Research: Developing a Healthy Resilient and Sustainable Organization – A UK Public Sector Case Study.

Dr. Nicole Cvenkel (nee Baptiste) has many years’ experience working in both the public and private sectors. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from the University of Lincoln, an M.B.A., from London Metropolitan University, an M.Sc. in Research Methods and Business Management from Manchester Metropolitan University, and a Ph.D. in Human Resources Management and Organizational Behaviour from Roehampton University. Nicole’s Ph.D. focused on employees’ perspectives and reactions to HRM practices, the quality of working life, line management leadership, and well-being at work in the public sector. Dr. Cvenkel has worked as an Associate Professor in the field of Human Resources Management and Organizational Behaviour at various universities, including in the UK and Canada. She has published her research in academic journals and publications, and was an Associate Regional Director at the College of New Caledonia, in British Columbia, Canada. She also worked as the Dean of Business at the University College of the North in Manitoba, Canada. Nicole has vast experience working as an HR, Workplace Well-being, and Management Strategic Leader for diverse organizations. She is a leadership associate of the Association of Canadian Community Colleges (ACCC) of Canada, and is also a member of the Senior Women Academic Administrators of Canada (SWAAC); an Associate Professional member of the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD); a fellow of the Higher Education Academy of the UK; a research fellow of the Northern Leadership Academy of the UK; a member of the Chartered Management Institute; a certified coach, trainer, and speaker with the John Maxwell Leadership Team of Coaches; and is an affiliate of the Workplace Bullying Institute University (WBI). Nicole has also worked as a senior consultant for a number of First Nations and private organizations in Canada. She is the founder and CEO of ‘My Work & Well-Being Consulting Inc.’ and since 2015 has partnered with a variety of organizational leaders toward building capacity, strategic planning, employee engagement, workplace well-being and organizational health, productivity and sustainability.

• Chapter 1: A Introduction to Employee Well-Being Research Terrain.- Chapter 2: Historical and Theoretical Debates in Human Resources Management and High Performing Organisations.- Chapter 3: Workplace Well-Being: Understanding Psychologically ‘WELL’ Employees and the Sustainable Healthy Workplaces.- Chapter 4: Constructing Well-Being at Work: What Does It Mean?.- Chapter 5: A Methodological approach to Workplace Well-Being Research in a New Public Management Environment.- Chapter 6: Well-Being at Work: Understanding Employees Working Life Realities in the Public Sector Context – Observations and Documentary Analysis.- Chapter 7: Workplace Stress and Well-Being in the Workplace: The Workers’ Voice.- Chapter 8: Mental Health and Well-Being in the Workplace.- Chapter 9: Multi-generational Workforce and Well-Being at work.- Chapter 10: Well-Being at Work with Limited Resources: A Public Sector Context.- Chapter 11: Work-Life-Balance and Well-being at Work: Strategies for Individual and Organizational Health and Potential.- Chapter 12: The Work Environment and Wellbeing at Work: Employees Experiences in the Public Sector.- Chapter 13: Beneath the Melting Ice: Definitions, Importance, and Improvement in Wellbeing at Work in Local Government.- Chapter 14: Quality of Working Life, Leadership, and Wellbeing in the Public Sector: Insights from Employees.- Chapter 15: Evaluation of Workplace Well-Being Research: Developing a Healthy Resilient and Sustainable Organization – A UK Public Sector Case Study.

Dr. Nicole Cvenkel (nee Baptiste) has many years’ experience working in both the public and private sectors. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from the University of Lincoln, an M.B.A., from London Metropolitan University, an M.Sc. in Research Methods and Business Management from Manchester Metropolitan University, and a Ph.D. in Human Resources Management and Organizational Behaviour from Roehampton University. Nicole’s Ph.D. focused on employees’ perspectives and reactions to HRM practices, the quality of working life, line management leadership, and well-being at work in the public sector. Dr. Cvenkel has worked as an Associate Professor in the field of Human Resources Management and Organizational Behaviour at various universities, including in the UK and Canada. She has published her research in academic journals and publications, and was an Associate Regional Director at the College of New Caledonia, in British Columbia, Canada. She also worked as the Dean of Business at the University College of the North in Manitoba, Canada. Nicole has vast experience working as an HR, Workplace Well-being, and Management Strategic Leader for diverse organizations. She is a leadership associate of the Association of Canadian Community Colleges (ACCC) of Canada, and is also a member of the Senior Women Academic Administrators of Canada (SWAAC); an Associate Professional member of the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD); a fellow of the Higher Education Academy of the UK; a research fellow of the Northern Leadership Academy of the UK; a member of the Chartered Management Institute; a certified coach, trainer, and speaker with the John Maxwell Leadership Team of Coaches; and is an affiliate of the Workplace Bullying Institute University (WBI). Nicole has also worked as a senior consultant for a number of First Nations and private organizations in Canada. She is the founder and CEO of ‘My Work & Well-Being Consulting Inc.’ and since 2015 has partnered with a variety of organizational leaders toward building capacity, strategic planning, employee engagement, workplace well-being and organizational health, productivity and sustainability.

• Chapter 1: A Introduction to Employee Well-Being Research Terrain.- Chapter 2: Historical and Theoretical Debates in Human Resources Management and High Performing Organisations.- Chapter 3: Workplace Well-Being: Understanding Psychologically ‘WELL’ Employees and the Sustainable Healthy Workplaces.- Chapter 4: Constructing Well-Being at Work: What Does It Mean?.- Chapter 5: A Methodological approach to Workplace Well-Being Research in a New Public Management Environment.- Chapter 6: Well-Being at Work: Understanding Employees Working Life Realities in the Public Sector Context – Observations and Documentary Analysis.- Chapter 7: Workplace Stress and Well-Being in the Workplace: The Workers’ Voice.- Chapter 8: Mental Health and Well-Being in the Workplace.- Chapter 9: Multi-generational Workforce and Well-Being at work.- Chapter 10: Well-Being at Work with Limited Resources: A Public Sector Context.- Chapter 11: Work-Life-Balance and Well-being at Work: Strategies for Individual and Organizational Health and Potential.- Chapter 12: The Work Environment and Wellbeing at Work: Employees Experiences in the Public Sector.- Chapter 13: Beneath the Melting Ice: Definitions, Importance, and Improvement in Wellbeing at Work in Local Government.- Chapter 14: Quality of Working Life, Leadership, and Wellbeing in the Public Sector: Insights from Employees.- Chapter 15: Evaluation of Workplace Well-Being Research: Developing a Healthy Resilient and Sustainable Organization – A UK Public Sector Case Study.