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June 2011 - Posts

  • Road Safety Research and Outreach Contribution Program/Programme de contribution de recherche et de promotion

    A Message from the Road Users' Division of Transport Canada:
     
    We would like to take this opportunity to tell you that we are now accepting applications for the Road Safety Research and Outreach Contribution Program. Applicable projects will support Canada’s Road Safety Strategy 2015 (http://ccmta.ca/crss-2015/index.php). Applications are due on June 21, 2011. Further information can be found at (http://www.tc.gc.ca/eng/roadsafety/roadsafety-1171.htm).
     
    Road Users’ Division
    Transport Canada
     
    Bonne après-midi,
     
    Nous aimerions saisir cette opportunité pour vous dire que nous acceptons maintenant les demandes pour le programme de contribution de recherche et de promotion en matière de sécurité routière. Les projets admissibles porteront support à la Stratégie 2015 sur la sécurité routière au Canada (http://ccmta.ca/crss-2015/index.php?lang=fr_CA). La date d’échéance pour recevoir les demandes est le 21 Juin 2011. De plus amples informations peuvent être trouvées au (http://www.tc.gc.ca/fra/securiteroutiere/securiteroutiere-1171.htm).
     
    Division des usagers de la route
    Transports Canada
  • Innovation at Work RFP 2011

    Request for Proposals 2011
    INNOVATION AT WORK

    WorkSafeBC is pleased to issue a second Request for Proposals for INNOVATION AT WORK, in partnership with the Workers' Compensation Boards of Nova Scotia, Saskatchewan, and New Brunswick; 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 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 Applicants must be Canadian residents.

    Notice of intent deadline: July 4, 2011.

    Application deadline: August 8, 2011.

    For further information the research program, please visit http://www.worksafebc.com/contact_us/research/default.asp