For injured workers, employers and medical providers. (More information)
The toll-free number to report confidential information or misfiled documents in an online claim file.
Serves as a central point of contact in Labor & Industries. Customer service representatives answer general questions about workplace safety and health, workers compensation, workers' rights, and other L&I services.
Learn if a contractor is currently registered, how long the contractor has been registered and whether action against the contractors bond is pending or has been taken in the past. Or use the online tool Look Up a Contractor, Electrician, or Plumber. You may also ask the name of the contractors insurance company to verify coverage.
This program provides financial assistance to victims of violent crime, such as assault, domestic violence or child abuse, who meet specific eligibility requirements. (More information)
Call this number to get information about prevailing wage, minimum wage, child labor laws and minor work permits, overtime, farmworker or other employment standards issues, or to request free workplace rights posters or other forms and publications.
You must report the death, or probable death, of any employee, or the in-patient hospitalization of one or more employees within 8 hours. (More information)
Some of our 20 service locations across the state have toll-free numbers.
Request registration information for the Governors Industrial Safety and Health Conference.
Medical providers can fax the workers' compensation Report of Industrial Injury or Occupational Disease (ROA) forms to L&I at 1-800-941-2976 or 360-902-6690.
Service providers involved in the care and treatment of injured workers use this number to obtain authorization for services and answers to billing questions.
Use this number to report contractor, employer, workers' compensation, or medical provider fraud — or report them online at L&I's Fraud website.
Provides a menu of options callers can use to request safety and health standards, order posters and publications and more. To make a workplace-related safety and health complaint, please call the L&I office nearest you.
Use this number to establish an account or reserve any of 650+ training videos. Visit the online video catalog to see whats available.
Safety and Health Assessment and Research for Prevention (SHARP) conducts research, monitoring, and demonstration projects that promote healthy work environments and the prevention of workplace injuries and illnesses. For details, visit the SHARP web site.
Find out what workshops and other training opportunities are available through L&I. Register for workshops or request other safety/health workshops. Visit the L&I Training & Workshop Center to learn more.
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