As a valued partner of SFM, we know that you look to us for expertise and answers. Your work comp experts at SFM are prepared as always to address your questions as they arise, including concerns regarding the potential impact of COVID-19 on your workforce and its relationship to workers’ compensation. We've compiled this list of COVID-19 resources relating to workers' compensation for your reference.
COVID-19 related blog posts
Minnesota COVID presumption
COVID-19 presumption law reinstated and extended in MN
COVID-19 workplace safety
Guidance on keeping employees safe and healthy is changing
COVID-19 vaccine
Compensability of reactions to a COVID-19 vaccine
Chemical safety
How to handle chemicals when disinfecting for COVID-19
Business resumption
How to prepare the workplace for return to work after COVID-19
Working from home
Answers to work comp liability questions when working from home
COVID-19 workers' compensation print resources
COVID-19 getting back to school poster
Tips for when employees and students go back to school during the pandemic.
Infectious disease & work comp
Description of the MN workers' comp law changes in place during pandemic.
Nitrile glove safety handout
Safety talk used to educate employees on the steps to properly remove a pair of nitrile gloves and safely dispose of them.
Masks comparison chart
Chart comparing the qualities of different kinds of masks, as well as information on mask storage, donning and wear time
Working from home resources
Home ergonomics presentation
Presentation that addresses common sources of work at home discomfort, provides education and offers ideas to improve your home work space when working from home during COVID-19.
Ergonomic workstation handout
Handout used to illustrate appropriate positions and postures while sitting or standing at a workstation. Gives specifics on angles of worker and equipment.
Home office ergonomic tips
With the COVID-19 outbreak, many employees are working from home for the first time. Follow these tips when setting up your home office with the proper ergonomics in mind.
Get up and move poster
This poster illustrates warm-up exercises and stretches that employees can do during breaks. It's recommended to get up at least every hour to move your body, even when working at home.
Websites for more information
- Centers for Disease Control (CDC) Coronavirus page
- Iowa Department of Health COVID-19 page
- Kansas Department of Health and Environment COVID-19 Response page
- Minnesota Department of Health Coronavirus page
- Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services COVID-19 information
- South Dakota Department of Health COVID-19 updates and information
- Wisconsin Department of Health COVID-19 page
