• We went live with the upgrade to GenIRIS (GenComp for Windows) on January 9, 2006.  If you need access to our claim data, contact John Sargent via email at: john.sargent@state.mn.us

• Workers' Compensation General Information - (651) 201-3000
• Workers' Compensation Fax - (651) 297-5471

The State Workers' Compensation Program is a self-insured, self-administered program that covers approximately 54,000 employees of the executive, legislative and judicial branches of state government; along with employees of some quasi-state agencies such as the State Fair and the Minnesota Historical Society. The program provides or coordinates claims management, disability management and managed health care for state workers who are injured on the job; and offers workers' compensation legal services for state agencies.

The First-Report-of-Injury/Claims Management Resource is designed to guide state agency supervisors, Workers’ Compensation Coordinators, GenComp users, and Human Resource Office personnel in the following areas:

•  Proper preparation and filing of a First Report of Injury (FRI) for state employees who have been injured on the job.

• Proper entry of FRIs into the SEMA4 system.

• Proper navigation of the State Workers’ Compensation Program’s GenComp system.

Workers’ Compensation Brochures and Forms

• Crash Records Request (pdf format)
• If you need help returning to work...
• If you're injured at work...
• Department of Labor and Industry's "Employee guide to Minnesota's workers' compensation system"

The  Disability Management Unit manages disability claims by working with employees, state agencies, workers’ compensation specialists and other professionals to help injured state workers stay on the job or return to work quickly.

The State Safety & Industrial Hygiene Unit provides state agencies with consultation, training and assessment services that assist with development of policies/programs designed to prevent job-related injury/illness among employees.

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