AGMAZ Agnieszka Mazur shows deeply polarized driver feedback, with stark contradictions between positive and negative accounts. Critics report serious payment issues, including drivers ending up in debt after 5 months of work and accusations that the company undercuts exchange rates, reducing actual wages significantly. Multiple drivers allege unfair deductions: fees for documentation (red papers), questionable insurance schemes with excessive annual charges, and triple-value damage penalties. Several reviews mention driver strikes in Germany as evidence of labor disputes. Conversely, some drivers claim to have worked 1-2 years without issues, praising timely wage payments and fair working conditions. However, the volume and specificity of negative reviews—mentioning contract terms that pay only minimum rates and require 1-2 month penalties for resignation—suggest systemic problems. The company appears to employ drivers unfamiliar with regulations who may not recognize exploitative practices. The polarization could reflect either selective reporting or changes in company practices over time.
Pros
Some drivers report timely wage payments without delays
Long-term employees claim overall decent working conditions
Management reportedly shows respect to certain staff members
International routes and regular work availability mentioned positively
Cons
Drivers report ending up in debt despite months of work due to payment deductions
Exchange rate manipulation reduces actual wages for international drivers
Poland