Sources

Official Workers Compensation Sources and State Agencies

Use the responsible state or federal agency to verify current forms, deadlines, benefits, hearings, and injured-worker resources.

Start with the responsible government program

Private-sector and state/local-government workers generally use a state workers’ compensation system. Federal employees and certain specialized workers may use a federal program instead.

State workers’ compensation agencies

Agency names and destinations below were compiled from the U.S. Department of Labor state-officials directory and checked for this site build on August 11, 2026. Use the agency itself for current forms, deadlines, benefit rules, hearing procedure, and injured-worker assistance.

StateWorkers’ compensation agencyOfficial site
AlabamaAlabama Department of Labor — Workers’ Compensation DivisionOfficial state site
AlaskaAlaska Department of Labor & Workforce Development — Division of Workers’ CompensationOfficial state site
ArizonaIndustrial Commission of Arizona — Claims DivisionOfficial state site
ArkansasArkansas Workers’ Compensation CommissionOfficial state site
CaliforniaCalifornia Department of Industrial Relations — Division of Workers’ CompensationOfficial state site
ColoradoColorado Department of Labor and Employment — Division of Workers’ CompensationOfficial state site
ConnecticutConnecticut Workers’ Compensation CommissionOfficial state site
DelawareDelaware Department of Labor — Office of Workers’ CompensationOfficial state site
District of ColumbiaDC Department of Employment Services — Office of Workers’ CompensationOfficial state site
FloridaFlorida Department of Financial Services — Division of Workers’ CompensationOfficial state site
GeorgiaGeorgia State Board of Workers’ CompensationOfficial state site
HawaiiHawaii Department of Labor and Industrial Relations — Disability Compensation DivisionOfficial state site
IdahoIdaho Industrial CommissionOfficial state site
IllinoisIllinois Workers’ Compensation CommissionOfficial state site
IndianaWorkers’ Compensation Board of IndianaOfficial state site
IowaIowa Division of Workers’ CompensationOfficial state site
KansasKansas Department of Labor — Division of Workers’ CompensationOfficial state site
KentuckyKentucky Department of Workers’ ClaimsOfficial state site
LouisianaLouisiana Workforce Commission — Office of Workers’ CompensationOfficial state site
MaineMaine Workers’ Compensation BoardOfficial state site
MarylandMaryland Workers’ Compensation CommissionOfficial state site
MassachusettsMassachusetts Department of Industrial AccidentsOfficial state site
MichiganMichigan Workers’ Disability Compensation AgencyOfficial state site
MinnesotaMinnesota Department of Labor and Industry — Workers’ CompensationOfficial state site
MississippiMississippi Workers’ Compensation CommissionOfficial state site
MissouriMissouri Division of Workers’ CompensationOfficial state site
MontanaMontana Workers’ Compensation Claims Assistance BureauOfficial state site
NebraskaNebraska Workers’ Compensation CourtOfficial state site
NevadaNevada Division of Industrial Relations — Workers’ CompensationOfficial state site
New HampshireNew Hampshire Department of Labor — Workers’ Compensation DivisionOfficial state site
New JerseyNew Jersey Division of Workers’ CompensationOfficial state site
New MexicoNew Mexico Workers’ Compensation AdministrationOfficial state site
New YorkNew York State Workers’ Compensation BoardOfficial state site
North CarolinaNorth Carolina Industrial CommissionOfficial state site
North DakotaNorth Dakota Workforce Safety & InsuranceOfficial state site
OhioOhio Bureau of Workers’ CompensationOfficial state site
OklahomaOklahoma Workers’ Compensation CommissionOfficial state site
OregonOregon Workers’ Compensation DivisionOfficial state site
PennsylvaniaPennsylvania Bureau of Workers’ CompensationOfficial state site
Rhode IslandRhode Island Department of Labor & Training — Workers’ CompensationOfficial state site
South CarolinaSouth Carolina Workers’ Compensation CommissionOfficial state site
South DakotaSouth Dakota Division of Labor & Management — Workers’ CompensationOfficial state site
TennesseeTennessee Bureau of Workers’ CompensationOfficial state site
TexasTexas Department of Insurance — Division of Workers’ CompensationOfficial state site
UtahUtah Labor Commission — Division of Industrial AccidentsOfficial state site
VermontVermont Department of Labor — Workers’ CompensationOfficial state site
VirginiaVirginia Workers’ Compensation CommissionOfficial state site
WashingtonWashington Department of Labor & Industries — Workers’ CompensationOfficial state site
West VirginiaWest Virginia Offices of the Insurance Commissioner — Workers’ CompensationOfficial state site
WisconsinWisconsin Department of Workforce Development — Workers’ CompensationOfficial state site
WyomingWyoming Department of Workforce Services — Workers’ CompensationOfficial state site

Source-use rule

A state page should not invent a deadline or benefit number from memory. If the responsible agency does not support a specific statement, the page should tell the reader what to verify rather than supply an unsupported number.