Find answers to questions about workers’ compensation or Work Comp Campus by contacting DLI’s Workers’ Compensation Help Desk. Learn more at dli.mn.gov/business/workers-….
DLI’s speakers bureau offers knowledgeable speakers about topics including apprenticeship, workplace safety, wage and hour laws, and workers’ compensation. Request a speaker at least 60 days in advance: dli.mn.gov/speakers.
CCLD Learn offers online continuing education courses for building officials, contractors and other professionals. Explore current courses, earn CE credits and subscribe for updates about new offerings. Visit: dli.mn.gov/ccld-learn.
Minnesota’s Paid Leave law protects your health care coverage. While you’re on approved family or medical leave, you can keep your employer-provided insurance — just continue paying your share of the premium. Your coverage stays in place. dli.mn.gov/paid-leave-protec….
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According to the Occupational Health and Safety Administration, heavy truck operators have a high number of workplace electrical fatalities. Remember your GOAL: Get Out And Look: zurl.co/oKFVf
October is Manufacturing Month. We toured Toro in Shakopee to see their facility and how they use programs like Dual-Training Pipeline, the Dual Training Grant and apprenticeship to help build their workforce. Thanks @MPMA for supporting this work and everyone who could attend!
Free, online Minnesota OSHA Health Care Seminar, Oct. 28, noon to 1:30 p.m. Learn from Mayo Clinic experts about industrial hygiene programs, case studies and emerging priorities. Register: events.gcc.teams.microsoft.c….
Employers: Learn about starting and operating apprenticeship programs. Explore the FAQs and contact Apprenticeship Minnesota for guidance at hdli.mn.gov/business/apprent….
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Manufacturing is a major force powering Minnesota's economy. Manufactured exports topped $21 billion in 2025. Find out how you can get on a strong career path in this dynamic industry. careerforce.mn.gov/industry/…
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If a licensed contractor’s fraud or deception caused you financial loss, Minnesota’s Contractor Recovery Fund may help. Learn more: dli.mn.gov/workers/homeowner….
Join MNOSHA Compliance for the free, in‑person Construction Seminar at 7 a.m. Nov. 17 with guest speaker Yolanda McIntosh presenting “Culture of care: Suicide prevention awareness.” Learn why construction workers are at risk and how to help. Visit: dli.mn.gov/business/workplac….
Earned sick and safe time isn’t just for illness. You can use your hours for safe time related to domestic violence, sexual assault or stalking -- whether for medical care, meeting with an advocate, going to court or taking other steps for your safety. dli.mn.gov/sick-leave-FAQs.
Join the next Speaker Series event, from 9-10 a.m., Dec. 9, with Allison and Mike Bell of Bellwether Consulting presenting “Drop the Trust Fall: Building Teams Through Meaningful Change.” Learn more and register: ow.ly/PbPv50ZYYQL.
Register now for Minnesota OSHA Compliance’s free online training about OSHA recordkeeping basics on Oct. 30. Registration is required. Learn more at dli.mn.gov/business/workplac….
Explore CCLD Learn, DLI’s online platform for continuing education. Earn continuing education credits in topics such as deck construction, energy code updates and accessibility. Learn more at dli.mn.gov/ccld-learn.
Minnesota law gives employees the right to review their personnel file after making a written request. Current employees may review their file at least once every six months; former employees may request a copy after separation. Learn more at ow.ly/Niii50ZconG.
Now available: The September/October edition of "COMPACT," the quarterly newsletter for workers' compensation professionals, is online now at ow.ly/2vMy50ZXi4m.
The new edition of the “Wage and Hour Bulletin” is now available. Stay informed about updates affecting Minnesota workplaces. Read it at: lnks.gd/3/3bh39T2.
Registration for the 2026 Workers’ Compensation Summit has been extended to Thursday, Oct. 15. The one-day event on Oct. 22 in Bloomington, Minnesota, offers presentations about the future of workers’ compensation. Visit: web.cvent.com/event/b26169bc….
Minnesota OSHA Workplace Safety Consultation offers no-cost assistance to employers seeking to improve safety and health at their worksites. Visit: dli.mn.gov/wsc.



















