Health care worker platforms must register with the Minnesota commissioner of health and meet operational requirements.
The bill requires health care worker platforms to register with the Minnesota commissioner of health. These platforms must submit an initial registration application by October 1, 2025, and annually thereafter. They must also pay a registration fee and maintain occupational accident, general liability, and professional liability insurance. Health care worker platforms must not require workers to enter into a covenant not to compete, restrict workers from engaging in other occupations, or restrict workers from accepting shifts through other platforms.
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