BERTANI

BERTANI's Polish operations receive overwhelmingly negative reviews from drivers citing poor pay, regulatory violations, and inadequate working conditions. The base monthly salary ranges from €1,850-1,900, with drivers reporting constant deductions and monthly disputes over actual earnings versus payments received. Multiple drivers describe a company culture prioritizing 'quantity over quality,' with 90% of drivers earning below guaranteed minimums and needing to drive 12,000+ km monthly to approach promised wages. Significant management issues are prevalent: manager Remic is described as ineffective and unable to solve problems, while dispatcher Konrad's poor communication style drives drivers to leave. Trucks in the Polish fleet are characterized as old with poor maintenance, combined with systematic overloading that results in regular fines issued to drivers personally. The company allegedly forces violations of work/rest hour regulations, load dimension restrictions, and illegal cabotage operations. During mandatory 45-hour rest periods, drivers receive no hotel accommodations. Workers are treated poorly with documented cases of unfair dismissals. Only positive feedback mentions office staff who attempt to help resolve issues, though this appears insufficient given systemic operational failures.