"When I started working here two years ago, I thought it was the best company, with routes to Spain, Italy, Poland, and Portugal. The logistics manager, Lukas, was great. It's a family-owned Polish trucking company run by Sylvester and his sons, Michal (who handles pay) and Sebastian (who manages the vehicles). However, six months ago, Michal started interfering with drivers' work, sending weekly plans requiring 9-10 hours of driving every Saturday, followed by a 45-hour break, starting Monday afternoon. Failing to meet the plan results in penalties; he paid only half a day's wage (190 złoty) for 7 hours of driving and nothing for 4.20 hours. They introduced a monthly insurance fee of 195 złoty, deducted from wages even if you work only 2-4 days a month. There are no amenities at the base, except for a toilet; you're dispatched and sleep in the cab for two days while they find a load. They increased wages by 380 złoty this year, minus insurance, resulting in 370 złoty, with further dedu"

"The company has been declining. Pay calculations can unexpectedly be deducted, and this has become a recurring issue. They seem to think there are plenty of drivers available."

"The company has declined significantly. The main issue is the mechanic, Sebastian. During my year of employment, I spent 3.5 months in hotels because he makes decisions beyond his capabilities."