Workers' compensation training
Workers' compensation training is offered about a variety of subjects by Department of Labor and
Industry staff members. Some classes are sponsored by the department and take place at its 443 Lafayette
Road N., St. Paul, location (directions and map)
or at another site chosen by the department.
The department also offers classes at community or vocational technical colleges. Customized classes
can be arranged at a company's location, depending on the availability of DLI staff members, if at least
20 people will be attending each class.
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Employees
- There are no sessions of training for employees currently scheduled. Training can be arranged for
groups of at least 20 employees or injured workers by contacting Jim Vogel at
dli.wctraining@state.mn.us or
(651) 284-5265.
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Employers
- Customized training for employers
- Downloadable employer training materials -- developed for use in
employer training classes
- Employment taxes and employer issues/responsibilities workshops (free)
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Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development --
- Minnesota workers' compensation seminar
-- St. Paul College --
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Health care providers and staff
- There are no sessions of training for health care providers and staff
currently scheduled.
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Insurers
- 2010 Basic adjuster's training -- These classes at the
Department of Labor and Industry in St. Paul, are designed for claims adjusters
who have less than one year experience handling Minnesota workers' compensation
claims.
- Customized training for insurers
- Downloadable insurer training materials -- developed for use
in insurer training classes
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Rehabilitation providers
- Orientation for qualified rehabilitation consultant interns and other
rehabilitation providers in need of training will be Tues., Jan. 26, 2010,
at the Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry. Notices will be mailed in
late November to those rehabilitation providers who should attend.
- Tentative dates for the rehabilitation provider update in the Twin
Cities metro area are Sept. 23 and Oct. 14, 2010.
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