"My colleague and I worked for this company from 2015 to 2015. Initially, things were good under the owner's management. Dispatchers were overly demanding, but I documented their instructions. After a month, we were taken to the base where we were accused of violations despite having photographic evidence of dispatcher instructions. We were then sent home for 28 days to handle trailer damage, and upon return, were pressured to sign documents for approximately 12,000 zlotys or face legal action. The company withheld our final pay and tax forms, resulting in a loss of funds. We returned to Ukraine feeling disheartened."

"I worked at Demotrans for a year and consistently earned 8,000 zlotys per month. I received a few fines for being late to unloading, which I attribute to my own decisions, like stopping at a gas station. I'm happy with my current position and don't plan to leave soon. Honest work leads to satisfaction."

"After three months, the promised salary of up to 8000 zl proved unrealistic. Double crew rates were capped at 200 zlotys, requiring 30 days on the road to earn a reasonable income. Excessive cleaning supplies (5 liters for 30 days) were mandatory. Truck assignments were inconsistent, with some vehicles in poor condition."