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WorkSafeBC
is pleased to issue this Request for Proposals in partnership
with the Workers' Compensation Boards of Manitoba, Nova
Scotia, and Saskatchewan; the Workplace Health, Safety
and Compensation Commission of Newfoundland and Labrador;
and Alberta Employment and Immigration.
WorkSafeBC is dedicated to achieving a vision of workers
and workplaces safe and secure from injury, illness
and disease. To achieve this vision, WorkSafeBC, together
with its partners, must encourage and support the development
and use of the best scientific evidence on issues that
workers, employers, and the organization itself face
in seeking to prevent injury and illness, to return
injured workers to health and to work, and to provide
fair compensation.
To this end, WorkSafeBC offers research grants under
its program FOCUS ON TOMORROW. Under its category RESEARCH
AT WORK, traditional operating and development grants
are made available to researchers affiliated with universities
and other research institutions. Under its category
INNOVATION AT WORK, grants are made available to a broader
group of applicants (including workplace parties, unions,
employer organizations, and educators). These grants
are intended to support research for the development
of new knowledge and/or practical problem-solving at
the workplace level. Principal Investigators or Principal
Applicants must be Canadian residents.
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PLEASE NOTE THE CHANGE IN DEADLINES FROM LAST YEAR ***
Notice
of intent deadlines:
RESEARCH AT WORK - December 18, 2009
INNOVATION AT WORK - January 11, 2010
Application deadlines:
RESEARCH
AT WORK - January 25, 2010
INNOVATION AT WORK - February 15, 2010
Click
the button below to view the full Request for Proposals
(PDF 151 KB).

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PLEASE DISTRIBUTE WIDELY **
For
further information on our research program, please
visit
our Website.
Sincerely,
Ed McCloskey, Ph.D.
Director
Research Secretariat
Policy and Research Division
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