They do research on health rehabilitation and ergonomic and psychosocial factors that contribute to injuries and disabilities in the workplace. A huge site with excellent information. Information is categorized by over 100 technical subjects, by hazards, and by industry. PDF documents of a variety of tables, with most recent data 1996. This site includes links to all of the provincial, human resource professional associations in Canada.
Emphasis is on the establishment of standards for the human resources profession.
For practitioners who do not have access to libraries. This is from the University of Nottingham and has good British coverage. This site disseminates information on innovative workplace practices produced by the Workplace Information Directorate of Human Resources Development Canada. This program provides funding at the workplace and sectoral level, to enable labour and management to explore new ways of working together. The program is under the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service, Government of Canada.