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The DLI Business Technology Office has continued to engage with internal and external Work Comp Campus users, customers and stakeholders to gather input throughout the development and launch of new Campus enhancements. To head this charge, it created a special team composed of a product manager, two product owners, one user experience researcher (UX) and one product designer.    Some of the team’s recent work includes:   Building relationships with stakeholders to identify how and where Campus can help provide value to their work.
Protect your health and property when having plumbing work done Hiring a licensed, bonded and insured plumber can help protect homeowners from non-complying work, costly errors, accidents, physical injury and improper plumbing installations. These potential problems can lead to property damage and adverse health effects to building occupants.
Categories: licensing, consumer information, Department of Labor and Industry, journeyman plumber, master plumber, complaint, apprentice plumber.
Apply for an electrical permit online here. Users must create an account to obtain permits and to pay for additional fees for existing permits. View instructions about how to create an account. Additional fees
Categories: permits, homeowners, electrical permit
Apply for an electrical permit online here. Users must create an account to obtain permits and pay additional fees (AFBs) for existing permits. View instructions about how to create an account, link it to your business license and pay fees.
Categories: electrical contractors, homeowners, etrakit, online payments, permits, electrical permit
Minnesota has received a new $1.8 million federal apprenticeship grant that will continue to expand registered apprenticeship throughout Minnesota. The federal grant from the U.S. Department of Labor's (USDOL) State Apprenticeship Expansion initiative is the second major grant awarded to the Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry (DLI). In 2016, DLI’s Apprenticeship Minnesota received a $1.5 million grant from the USDOL.
View instructions for applying for permits and plan review online.