Concerned about falling behind the technology curve, organizations are using the Internet or intranets to provide and communicate information to their employees and create more efficient workplaces. The Internet is not just a "network of computer networks," but a medium conveying a vast, diverse amount of information. This publication is an annotated bibliography of useful Internet sites for human resources (HR). Beginning with a checklist for evaluating websites, it then provides workplace-oriented starting points, such as Workindex, HR Links (from the Society for Human Resource Management), Yahoo's Index to Human Resources on the Internet, and Workforce Online, supplying Internet addresses for each. Addresses and information are provided for other relevant topics, including professional associations and organizations; government agencies; occupational safety and health; training and development; benefits and compensation; employment and labor law; diversity in employment; sexual harassment; recruitment and job searching; arbitration and mediation; unions; labor; statistical sites; company information; Human Resources and online magazines; general news sites; HR bookstores; consultants; intranet, Internet, and HTML; and HR graduate programs and university web sites. Also included are listservs, a glossary, a subject index, and a June 1998 new sites supplement. (MLH)