AGROMEX

AGROMEX is a Polish trucking company with overwhelmingly negative driver feedback. The primary concern is severe payment issues, with multiple drivers reporting non-payment or minimal compensation for weeks of work. One driver worked an entire month without receiving payment, another received only 137 zloty for 10 days of work, and a third was not paid for their final month despite company claims of cargo damage deduction. Management, particularly a manager named Roman, is frequently accused of dishonesty and malpractice. Working conditions are described as exploitative, with unrealistic fuel consumption standards (22 liters + 300g per ton) that result in wage deductions if exceeded, frequent vehicle reassignments (8 trucks in 5 months), and forced depot stays instead of proper rest periods. Drivers report coercive contract signing practices and lack of proper orientation. The company primarily operates routes to England and across Europe, but compensation rates are extremely low (7,500 zloty monthly, approximately €120/day). Several drivers explicitly warn others to avoid the company entirely.