Europegaz

Europegaz is a Polish trucking company with a deeply divided reputation among drivers. While a small number of drivers report positive experiences with timely salary payments and collegial atmosphere, the overwhelming majority describe systemic issues with management, compensation practices, and vehicle maintenance. Drivers consistently report deceptive payment practices where salaries are partially withheld and paid in cash rather than fully deposited to bank accounts, with unexplained deductions applied without warning. Management, particularly director Mariusz, is described as aggressive, dismissive, and unwilling to engage in professional communication. Vehicle maintenance is severely lacking—drivers report working with trucks suffering broken heating systems, failed technical inspections, and damaged trailers in winter conditions. Working conditions reportedly violate Polish labor law, with excessive hours, inadequate rest periods, and insufficient documentation for international routes. New drivers undergo a three-month probation at reduced wages (2,500 PLN/month), described as exploitative. Multiple drivers report being sent to Europe with inadequate or incorrect documentation, resulting in substantial fines that drivers are pressured to pay themselves.