Research handbook on employee pro environmental behaviour Contents: 1. Introduction Victoria K. Wells Diana Gregory Smith and Danae Manika 2. Multiple domains and categories of employee green behaviours: more than conservation Deniz S. Ones Brenton M. Wiernik Stephan Dilchert and Rachael M. Klein 3. Green human resources management Cristina E. Ciocirlan 4. Individual antecedents of pro environmental behaviours: implications for employee green behaviours Brenton M. Wiernik Deniz S. Ones Stephan Dilchert and Rachael M. Klein 5. Disentangling voluntary pro environmental behaviour of employees (VPBE) fostering research through an integrated theoretical model Regina Hahn and Felix Ostertag 6. Environmental considerations as a basis for employee pro environmental behaviour Angela Ruepert and Linda Steg 7. Between and within person variability in employee pro environmental behaviour Hannes Zacher and Megan J. Bissing Olson 8. Workplace green behaviour of managerial and professional employees in Hong Kong Yu Ha Cheung and Alicia S. M. Leung 9. Dare to care in environmental sustainability context: how managers can encourage employee pro environmental behavior Pascal Paillé 10. Leadership and employee pro environmental behaviours Bilal Afsar Asad Shahjahan and Imad Shah 11. A virtuous cycle: how green companies grow green employees (and vice versa) Thomas A. Norton Stacey L. Parker Matthew C. Davis Sally V. Russell and Neal M. Ashkanasy 12. Organisational and employee symbolic environmental behaviours: an integrated multi level framework Lei Yang Danae Manika and Frances Bowen 13. Motivation towards green behaviour in the workplace: facilitating employee pro environmental behaviour through participatory interventions Paul C. Endrejat and Simone Kauffeld 14. A socio motivational perspective on energy conservation in the workplace: the potential of motivational interviewing Amelie V. Güntner Florian E. Klonek and Simone Kauffeld 15. Enabling employees and breaking down barriers: Behavioural infrastructure for pro Environmental behaviour Simon Lockrey Linda Brennan Karli Verghese Warren Staples and Wayne Binney 16. Workplace energy use feedback in context Niamh Murtagh Birgitta Gatersleben and David Uzzell 17. The role of social norms in incentivising energy reduction in organisations Peter Bradley Shane Fudge and Matthew Leach 18. Embedding pro environmental behaviour change in large organisations: perspectives on the complexity of the challenge Terry Tudor and Cleber Dutra 19. Measuring and tracking pro environmental behaviour among university employees John Callewaert and Robert W. Marans 20. Spillover of pro environmental behaviour Caroline Verfuerth and Diana Gregory Smith Index. As the importance of corporate social responsibility grows especially environmental responsibility it is imperative to acknowledge the impact of the individual on a companys environmental performance. Given that individuals spend much of their day in the workplace it is crucial to understand both their behaviours and the potential impact they can have on the companys environmental performance and the environment. Bringing together leading academics from various research fields this Handbook examines the features and challenges within the area of employee pro environmental behaviour. The Research Handbook on Employee Pro Environmental Behaviour brings contributions that consolidate existing research in the field as well as adding new insights from organisational psychology human resource management and social marketing. Drawing on studies from across the methodological spectrum this Handbook covers a broad range of topics from the antecedents and consequences of employee pro environmental behaviour to ways in which employers can encourage pro environmental behaviour. This Handbook will be an invaluable tool for those engaged in research in employee environmental behaviour and sustainability. It will be especially useful for postgraduate students of environmental employee behaviour as well as environmental consultants and practitioners seeking to gain an understanding of employee behaviour