Arcese Polska

Arcese Polska presents a highly polarized employer profile with mixed driver experiences. The company accepts drivers without prior experience, which is unusual in the sector. Payment is consistently reliable, deposited on the same day each month, averaging around 1800 EUR, with no fuel surcharges or deductions for vehicle damage cited by satisfied workers. However, numerous drivers report serious concerns including underpayment, unexplained wage deductions, mandatory cargo unloading duties not specified in contracts, and questionable Italian speeding fines that drivers suspect may be fraudulent. Management communication varies significantly by dispatcher, with some described as respectful and others as dismissive. Long-tenured employees exist, suggesting some stability, but high turnover is evident with many workers leaving after weeks or months. The company primarily operates major factory routes (Skoda, Audi, Ford) across German autobahns with flexible contract periods starting at four weeks. Critical issues include deceptive hiring practices for inexperienced workers and alleged financial impropriety regarding fine collection.