PRIMUM Group presents a highly polarized employer profile based on driver experiences. While one driver praised the company for providing necessary work tools and supportive management, the overwhelming majority reported severe workplace exploitation. Drivers consistently report wage fraud, with promised payments not being delivered and salaries averaging 300 EUR monthly. The company allegedly forces compliance with illegal multi-chip driving systems across Europe, SNGs, Russia, and Kazakhstan, violating labor regulations. Management is described as dismissive and unsupportive during loading/unloading and equipment issues. Drivers report coercive practices including mandatory equipment purchases, forced labor hour violations, and exploitative fee structures (300 EUR charged for labor book buyout upon termination). Payment disputes are common, with logistical staff having unilateral authority over wage calculations with no recourse for drivers.
Pros
Provides necessary work tools and equipment for drivers
Some management staff offer documentation and route support
Employment opportunities for CE-licensed drivers
Cons
Systematic wage fraud and non-payment of promised salaries
Forces illegal multi-chip driving across multiple regions (EU, Russia, Kazakhstan)
Coercive equipment purchases and labor book buyout fees (300 EUR)
Violates labor regulations by forcing excessive work hours without rest
Dismissive management; ignored driver support during equipment failures and loading
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