"The promised salary was significantly lower than advertised, with drivers often earning between 1600-1800 euros instead of 2000-2300. Pay is based on kilometers, leading to periods of inactivity. Drivers are required to wash trucks themselves, unpaid, with limited time. Polish drivers receive higher pay. Frequent truck transfers occur, mainly in Poland. Daily expenses for travel within Poland are charged to the driver. Home time is unpredictable. The company experiences high turnover and many drivers are in training."

"This company consistently hires inexperienced drivers, often from Ukraine, leading to exploitation and contract violations. Drivers face excessive overtime, restrictions on tachograph usage, extended wait times, forced work periods exceeding three months without vacation, and illegal deductions from pay. Essential training documents are withheld, and the reward system is unfair. Frequent truck changes and overall poor conditions drive drivers to seek employment elsewhere."