"Drivers report significant issues with this company, including unfair pay (2100-2300 euros compared to industry average of 2700), arbitrary salary deductions, and abrupt termination. They allege a lack of adherence to agreements, delayed work applications, and a culture of incentivizing drivers to highlight negative aspects of the job. Concerns are raised about uniform costs, insurance deductions, restricted banking options, and a shift in the driver demographic over time with delayed final pay for some."

"Wage calculations are unclear and lack transparency, making it difficult to predict income."

"The location is conveniently close to the border (around 80-87 miles). Work schedules are generally 3 days on, 1 day off, or 6 days on, 2 days off. Dispatch provides clear instructions and work begins and ends at the base. Sick leave is available, but only applicable in Slovakia (approximately 20 euros/day), and the company pays child support."

"Since November, the promised pay of 77 euros has proven inaccurate, with drivers often receiving closer to 70 euros daily. A sudden announcement on December 17th forced drivers in Slovakia to either return home after the New Year or remain until December 24th without weekend pay, citing company profitability. The company frequently changes conditions without notice."