"I spoke with a driver who worked for this company. He shared many details about late payments, fines, and poor treatment. My conversation confirmed what other drivers have written in reviews. It's disappointing that companies like this still exist, and I don't understand why authorities in Poland aren't addressing the issue. It's truly shameful."

"I've been working with this company for a little over a year. The first few months were challenging as I was on established routes, but there were persistent issues with pay. Now, I don't have any problems with my salary at Z TRANS."

"This company is not a good place to work. They promise a lot but the problems start at the top. Communication is terrible, and the director is unable to communicate effectively. Logisticians don't value your time and you'll need to prove you're not an idiot. There are constant threats and fines. You'll pay for vehicle repairs out of pocket, leading to a situation where you won't see your salary. Expect unfair fines, missing signature on logs, and being penalized for delays, even if they're your fault. You'll be forced to perform maintenance checks on weekends, and the company doesn't care about its drivers."

"The company is poorly managed and treats drivers like slaves. The reviewer was fired after nearly four months due to fabricated performance issues and unprofessional behavior from a mechanic. There's a culture of intimidation and requiring drivers to engage in inappropriate behavior for career advancement. Home time was frequently denied, routes were manipulated, and there was a pattern of falsifying paperwork and manipulating drivers' work hours. The company appears to have questionable business practices and a high turnover rate. The reviewer advises against working for this company."

"The onboarding was lacking; there was no explanation of company rules or training provided. Unexpected charges for lodging and fees were deducted without explanation, and I was abruptly dismissed without overnight accommodation. The company downplayed issues, leading to frequent overweight loads and difficult routes."

"Do not work here! There are threats and even physical violence. The company is known to police in Germany, who will stop vehicles without cause due to their association with the company and conduct thorough inspections. Drivers are forced to conceal CMR documents and frequently experience overload. Pay is unreliable with promises not met, and housing costs are deducted unfairly. A truly terrible experience."

"The manager is friendly and respectful until you leave, then you may face threats regarding salary payments. Drivers are forced to remove cards from the tachographs on route 45. No hotels or truck stops are provided. While fines are covered, other penalties in Germany (deportation, driving ban) are not disclosed and can be deducted from the final salary. Pallet charges are €40. Employment is through a shell company to avoid labor inspections."