"I had a very negative experience starting in February 2022. Management was unfair and the working conditions felt like slavery. I experienced payment fraud, including unpaid work in Wroclaw and a failure to reimburse expenses. They didn't secure my residency permit or future employment, as promised. Parking was poor, earnings were inconsistent, and there was a lack of trust towards drivers with deceptive wage practices. However, the trucks were new, and the work involved travel in Europe with pleasant weather and good colleagues."

"This company is highly problematic. New hires face unexpected costs like work permits and safety training. Pay is inconsistent and arbitrarily withheld. Drivers are pressured to sign documents with pre-filled incorrect information and forced to work excessive hours. Rest stops are inconvenient and hygiene facilities are lacking. Routes involve constant loading and unloading. Management manipulates mileage and promotes burnout. Past practices included unpaid work in Poland. The company's practices are exploitative and drivers are advised to seek employment elsewhere."

"Several drivers resigned and were shockingly abandoned by the company, forced to walk home from Germany with their belongings. This demonstrates a severe lack of respect for employees and potential retaliation for those who disagree with management."

"The reviewer expresses concerns about unprofessional behavior among drivers, including intoxication and health issues. They criticize unsanitary conditions on the buses and disruptive behavior, highlighting a lack of responsibility and consideration for others. The reviewer praises swift action taken against the problematic individuals and emphasizes the importance of responsible and respectful conduct."

"I've been with the company for over two years and initially based my decision on stories from other drivers. They pay as promised, twice a month, and salary increases are based on performance. The work is demanding, with a mix of experienced and new drivers. Dispatcher interactions can be challenging, but resolutions usually occur. Trucks are monitored and minor repairs are handled at the base, allowing drivers input. While there are occasional issues with cleanliness and some dishonest employees, management is working to address concerns. The company handles legal disputes effectively. Overall, it's a realistic trucking job with typical challenges."

"Euroflex offered a higher salary and benefits, which initially seemed appealing. However, the work environment wasn't a good fit for the driver, who preferred a quieter and calmer pace. The driver received promised pay and left without issue after expressing concerns. Ultimately, the driver returned to their previous company."

"The company has declined recently and now functions as a training ground with high turnover. Drivers report issues with fuel consumption, inconsistent pay (around €700), and withheld earnings. Rest areas are substandard, and unloading procedures have become restrictive. It's now primarily a place for inexperienced drivers to gain initial experience."

"The driver consistently experienced payment issues, feeling misled about earnings each month. They described the director as dishonest and unreliable."

"This reviewer cautions against believing negative comments, highlighting instances of dishonesty and manipulation. They experienced financial difficulties at a previous company but found support and resolution through direct communication with management at their current employer."

"I worked for Euroflex for three months and left with significant financial losses and a very negative experience. There are no satisfied drivers, and conditions and management are extremely poor. The company is deceptive and I strongly advise against working there."

"This review alleges the driver was not paid, experienced vehicle damage (scratches, damaged wheels), and faced issues with mileage and fuel consumption. The company disputes these claims, accusing the driver of lacking qualifications and fabricating details about work conditions, including being stranded in a forest during the holidays."

"I'm still working for Euro Flex despite feeling misled. They hired me due to my lack of experience and initially presented themselves very favorably, but the reality hasn't matched their promises."

"Drivers report missing salary payments, with discrepancies of 300 euros. There have also been changes in office staff."

"Company management is unfriendly and disrespectful, prioritizing office comfort for family members over driver needs. This indicates a negative attitude towards employees and a lack of consideration for their well-being."

"It's true that dissatisfied people often voice complaints, and some companies are dishonest, changing names and making false promises. However, there are also responsible individuals who are willing to negotiate and resolve issues collaboratively."

"The driver believes compensation should be based on productivity and effort, with higher earnings for more diligent workers."

"This company is exploitative. New hires are essentially unpaid interns, receiving extremely low pay after a month-long delay. Salaries are initially low and constantly subject to deductions for fuel and vehicle damage, sometimes at exorbitant rates. Management is incompetent, and the work environment is harsh, with forced pallet replacement and grueling weekend maintenance. Employees risk losing unpaid wages if they resign. Avoid this company."