EPISODE · May 28, 2025 · 11 MIN
Episode 21: Who’s Really Covered?
from Logistics at a Crossroads · host Regina "Gia" Hunter
Send a textBenefits aren’t benefits if you can’t use them. In this episode, we expose the disconnect between coverage on paper and coverage in practice across the logistics industry.From temp workers misclassified and left out of healthcare to employees punished for taking protected leave, we break down what’s really happening on the ground — and what it’s costing workers and employers alike.You’ll hear:Why misclassification is more than a legal issue — it’s a human oneReal FMLA case outcomes that should make every HR team take noticeWhat the Department of Labor is watching for in 2024Seven real-world steps to fix broken leave policiesA direct call to both policy makers and the workers who live through itIf you're in HR, management, or simply navigating the logistics industry yourself — this episode is your playbook for what fair coverage should look like.🎧 Plus: Next week, we tackle the silent toll of return-to-work burnout.Intro lofi-chill-smooth...mp3 — Outro disrot-serene...mp3An intro of what we doSupport the show🎧 New episodes every week. Follow Logistics at a Crossroads on your favorite podcast platform. 📬 Want to connect? Find me on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/reginahunter Visit the blog: giakat.blogspot.com
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Send a text Benefits aren’t benefits if you can’t use them. In this episode, we expose the disconnect between coverage on paper and coverage in practice across the logistics industry. From temp workers misclassified and left out of healthcare to employees punished for taking protected leave, we break down what’s really happening on the ground — and what it’s costing workers and employers alike. You’ll hear: Why misclassification is more than a legal issue — it’s a human oneReal FMLA case outc...
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