SM LOGISTIC is a Polish trucking company with a mixed reputation among drivers. The company operates modern Euro-6 MAN and DAF trucks primarily in Poland, with some older Euro-5 vehicles. Working conditions include flexible cadence options (2/2, 4/2, 2/1, or kilometer-based), work on curtainsiders and refrigerated trailers, and strict adherence to legal working hour regulations. However, the company has faced significant financial difficulties, with reports of over 50 trucks returned to leasing companies and approximately 100 drivers laid off due to lease-end decisions and vehicle reliability concerns. Payment is made in Polish zlotys, which some drivers consider a disadvantage. While management reportedly respects work-rest regulations and doesn't pressure drivers to violate them, there are serious concerns about company stability and discrimination against non-Polish speakers during hiring. Recent reports suggest partial recovery with plans to restore normal rates as of July.
Pros
Modern Euro-6 compliant trucks (MAN and DAF models)
Strict adherence to legal working hours and rest period regulations
Flexible shift cadence options available (2/2, 4/2, 2/1)
Own service facility for truck maintenance
Work opportunities on curtainside and refrigerated trailers
Cons
Severe financial instability with mass layoffs (100+ drivers) and fleet returns
Reported discrimination against non-Polish speaking drivers during recruitment
MAN trucks showing poor reliability (high breakdown rates compared to DAF)
Deductions from final payments for unclear expenses (fuel, keys)
Minimal contract terms with low wages and limited growth opportunities
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