EURO-JUMBO

EURO-JUMBO, a Polish trucking company operated by Maciej Lewandowski, receives consistently negative feedback from drivers across all reviews. The primary complaint involves systematic underpayment and financial irregularities. Drivers report they never receive salary statements, with payments calculated arbitrarily based on 28 or 30 days regardless of actual month length, and holiday periods sometimes compensated for only 2 days instead of the actual duration. Management communication is described as non-existent, with drivers unable to reach dispatchers by phone for days. The company relies heavily on young, inexperienced dispatchers who lack understanding of vehicle dimensions and repeatedly issue impossible delivery schedules, resulting in drivers violating tachograph regulations to meet deadlines. Truck maintenance is severely neglected, requiring drivers to handle tire replacements themselves and wait weeks for basic repairs. The company intentionally assigns drivers to the base during waiting periods for documentation, creating artificial busy work. Management appears indifferent to driver concerns, with one manager specifically mentioned as particularly problematic. The company targets Asian drivers who comply without complaint, while exploiting Ukrainian drivers through fellow Ukrainians in management positions.