H-1B Filings
148
DOL labor condition applications on file
Educational Services MN
University of Minnesota — Workforce Profile
Federal-records workforce intelligence for University of Minnesota (MN) — H-1B labor condition applications, OSHA injury and illness records, and WARN Act mass-layoff disclosures, fused into one transparent profile.
Median H-1B Salary
$164,060
Across 122 disclosed positions
OSHA Safety Grade
Grade A · DART 0.49
Industry avg DART 1.14
Layoff Stability
0 WARN notices
Clean record in state workforce filings
Government Data Summary
| Field | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Employer Name | University of Minnesota | DOL OFLC / OSHA / WARN |
| Industry | Educational Services | NAICS / DOL |
| State | MN | U.S. Federal Records |
| H-1B Filings | 148 | DOL OFLC LCA Disclosure |
| H-1B Median Salary | $164,060 | DOL OFLC LCA Disclosure |
| OSHA Safety Grade | A | OSHA ITA |
| OSHA DART Rate | 0.49 | OSHA ITA Establishment Records |
| WARN Layoff Notices | No WARN notices | WARN Act notices, state workforce agency originals (archival backstop: LayoffData.com) |
Compiled from public records. Federal employer data is reported per OFFCP / EEOC compliance frameworks; values reflect the most recent disclosure period available.
H-1B Salary Data
Salary data may include reporting anomalies. Values capped at $500,000 for display.
| Job Title | Median |
|---|---|
| Assistant Professor | $500,000 |
| Assistant Professor | $500,000 |
| Assistant Professor | $180,000 |
| Clinical Assistant Professor | $171,000 |
| Assistant Professor | $145,000 |
| Assistant Professor | $145,000 |
| IT Professional 4 - Sr. Data Engineering | $144,747 |
| Assistant Professor | $143,543 |
| Assistant Professor | $140,000 |
| Assistant Professor | $140,000 |
| Assistant Professor | $130,881 |
| Assistant Professor | $130,000 |
| Associate Professor | $130,000 |
| Assistant Professor | $128,978 |
| Assistant Professor | $125,000 |
| BD Spec 2-Tech Transfer | $125,000 |
| Assistant Professor | $124,452 |
| Assistant Professor | $123,000 |
| Research Professional 6 - Chemical Engineering | $120,555 |
| Assistant Professor | $120,000 |
| IT Pro 3 “ Manager, Machine Learning, and AI Engineer | $113,300 |
| Assistant Professor | $112,818 |
| Assistant Professor | $112,448 |
| Teaching Assistant Professor | $108,150 |
| Assistant Professor | $105,000 |
| Teaching Assistant Professor | $105,000 |
| Researcher 7 | $100,000 |
| Research Professional 5 - Informatics | $99,445 |
| Researcher 6 | $98,509 |
| Assistant Professor | $98,000 |
| Professor | $96,089 |
| Researcher 5 | $95,473 |
| Researcher 6 | $95,000 |
| Assistant Professor | $92,954 |
| Associate Professor | $91,540 |
| Research Professional 5 - Analytical Chemistry | $90,640 |
| Assistant Professor | $90,000 |
| IT Pro 2- Data Engineering/Data Engineer | $89,773 |
| Research Professional 5-Research Computing | $88,055 |
| IT Pro 2 - Security Operations (Linux Security Analyst) | $87,610 |
| Assistant Professor | $87,250 |
| Researcher 6 | $85,977 |
| Assistant Professor | $85,000 |
| Assistant Professor | $85,000 |
| Research Professional 5 - Biostatistics | $84,665 |
| Researcher 5 | $84,209 |
| Interventional Cardiology Fellow | $83,560 |
| Assistant Professor | $83,000 |
| Assistant Professor | $82,500 |
| Assistant Professor | $82,000 |
What the Data Says About University of Minnesota
University of Minnesota operating in MN within the Educational Services sector appears across multiple federal and state datasets that every job seeker, investigative reporter, and compliance researcher should know about. The company has filed 148 H-1B labor condition applications with a median disclosed wage of $164,060. Records here combine U.S. Department of Labor disclosures and state workforce agency filings. Each row on this page is sourced directly from a public government record, not a paid vendor or crowd-sourced review site, so the numbers reflect legally filed disclosures rather than opinion.
On workplace safety, University of Minnesota posted a DART (Days Away, Restricted, Transferred) rate of 0.49 injuries per 100 full-time workers, compared with an industry peer average of 1.14. Our composite grade of "A" translates that raw rate into a relative benchmark so a job seeker can compare a hospital chain to a warehouse or a bank to a food processor without chasing down OSHA formulas. Across all years on file, OSHA logged 663 reportable injuries at this employer.
No WARN Act mass-layoff notices are currently on file for University of Minnesota in the state workforce records we track. That absence is a meaningful positive signal for workforce stability — not a guarantee, since smaller layoffs that fall below WARN thresholds (typically 50 to 500 workers depending on site and state) don't trigger a notice, but still a cleaner record than many peers in the same industry. Cross-reference this profile with the matching industry and metro pages on PlainEmployers to see how University of Minnesota benchmarks against nearby employers on wages, safety, and overall workforce stability; every number flows from the same federal and state datasets and refreshes on a known ETL schedule.
OSHA Safety Record
Grade A DART Rate: 0.49 (Industry Avg: 1.14)
This employer DART rate (lower is safer)
Industry average
Days Away, Restricted, or Transferred rate per 100 full-time workers. Source: OSHA Injury & Illness data.
Total reported injuries on file: 663.
How University of Minnesota compares to Educational Services peers
Top H-1B-filing employers in the same NAICS sector. Peer cards link to their own federal-records profile.
University of Minnesota
148 H-1B filings
University of Michigan
333 H-1B filings
Johns Hopkins University
287 H-1B filings
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Data sourced from official federal and state workforce datasets (DOL H-1B, OSHA ITA, state WARN notices). See our methodology for details. Retrieved and formatted by Kiznis Studio Editorial
Disclaimer: This information is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute professional advice. Data is sourced from OSHA and the DOL Wage and Hour Division. Consult a qualified professional before making decisions based on this data.
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