Work Comp Campus

Attention Work Comp Campus users

1. Work Comp Campus works best in Google Chrome.

2. When you are setting up an account, you will need to authenticate the new account in your email inbox before you can login.

3. The authentication email message may take up to 30 minutes to arrive in your email inbox. Please be patient.

See also

• Campus central

• External technical manual

• Quick reference guides

• Technical support:  Chrome

• Training materials, video recordings – current and archived (includes Campus Answer Hours)

• Training series – 2022

About DLI's workers' compensation claims portal

• View a video about Work Comp Campus (video created by CapTech)

Work Comp Campus, the Department of Labor and Industry's (DLI's) workers' compensation claims portal, rolled out Nov. 2, 2020. The move from a paper-based, form-driven system to an online and data-driven system allows Campus to be accessible and available on computers, tablets and smartphones, meeting the expectations of today's Minnesotans, who want quick, easy access to their workers' compensation claim information.

Work Comp Campus improves support to injured workers and provides greater insight into claims and disputes for all parties. It allows quicker access to claim information among its users to ensure work injuries are reported, treated and compensated in a streamlined manner.

Before even beginning to build Campus, DLI extensively surveyed internal and external groups of its then-current workers' compensation system users about what they need and how they want to access what they need. As each part of the system was built, it went through rigorous and varied testing, was cleaned up, corrected, sometimes expanded and was then tested again.

To build this state-of-the-art workers' compensation system, DLI partnered with Minnesota IT Services (MNIT), the Workers' Compensation Court of Appeals, the Office of Administrative Hearings, Thomson Reuters and the national IT consulting firm CapTech.

What does Campus mean for me?