Workers' Compensation
What is Workers’ Compensation? Workers’ compensation is
a mandatory insurance program provided by the University of Minnesota
which provides for payment of medical expenses and lost wages for employees
who suffer work-related injuries or illness. This system may also provide
permanent disability benefits for those who qualify. Minnesota state
law regulates what benefits are due to an injured employee. The University
pays the full cost of the workers’ compensation program and contracts
with Sedgwick Claims Management Services (SCMS) to administer the claims.
For more information, see Workers'
Compensation Informational Brochure.
| Workers' Compensation
Step-by-Step Direction |
| For employees: Step-by-Step Directions for Reporting
and Processing Workers' Compensation Injury/Illness Claims |
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| Forms |
| Employee Incident Report |
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| Employer's Authorization for Care |
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| Parking Reimbursement Form |
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| Supervisor's Incident Investigation Report |
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| Work Comp Time Loss Report |
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| Work Comp Time Loss Report Instructions |
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| Work Status Report |
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Policies |
| Referring an Employee for Medical Care |
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| Reporting Workers' Compensation Related
Injuries |
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| Slips, Trips, and Falls |
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Resources and FAQs |
| Minnesota Workers' Compensation Information Sheet |
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| Medical Resources |
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| Workers' Compensation Informational Brochure |
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| Workers' Compensation Resources |
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| Frequently Asked Questions |
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| Funding Programs |
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