Oregon workers’ comp insurance
Workers’ comp provides benefits for workers who become injured or sick as a result of their work, and it protects employers from legal action arising from a workplace injury or illness. Learn about payments, payroll reporting, filing a claim, and more.
Coronavirus and payroll reporting | Here's what you need to know about reporting payroll for furloughed workers and others during the coronavirus pandemic.
SAIF for small business | Learn about workers' comp and get the coverage you need. There are lots of ways to buy a policy—including online.
Safety and health site | Videos, safety guides, training tools, and other resources on more than 40 different topics
State agencies and public universities | Classroom trainings specifically designed for our Oregon state partners, including ergo assessor certification. (Registration required.)
Report payroll
You can file a payroll report online.
Just getting started? The State of Oregon's Small Business Advocate helps businesses and nonprofit organizations navigate state and local government and refers them to other supportive resources.
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2021 Calendar: Oregonians are helpers
In what can only be described as unprecedented times, Oregon businesses and workers rolled up their sleeves and pitched in, each in their own, unique way. -
Workers’ Compensation Division informs workers of their rights regarding workplace exposure to COVID-19
Workers have a right to file for workers’ compensation for COVID-19. -
10 things to know about: OSHA’s COVID-19 temporary rule
Oregon OSHA has adopted a temporary rule to address the COVID-19 pandemic in all Oregon workplaces. -
A new web experience for our policyholders
Paying a bill, reporting payroll, filing a claim, and changing your address has never been easier. -
Meet Donna Mask, our newest flu fighting superhero
As this flu season brings new challenges with the COVID-19 pandemic, reducing the spread of one virus by wearing a mask could help reduce the spread of the other. -
Dividend FAQs for policyholders are now available
We announced a dividend in June; checks will go out in October. -
Your workers may need help with pandemic stress | Let’s talk about it
As we enter the fall, your employees are likely experiencing some degree of stress as a result of the pandemic. Here are some tips on how to support them. -
Don’t forget existing hazards
Follow these tips for identifying and fixing workplace hazards that have always been a threat. -
Take the worry out of workplace training
Our new SAIF Learning Center offers free on-demand trainings customized for your business needs, including automatic tracking and records management. Sign up today.
- For more, see the employer guide news archive
