Fedko sp. z o.o.

Fedko sp. z o.o., based in Szczecin, Poland with Ukrainian ownership, presents sharply divided driver experiences. Positive accounts highlight reliable payment (85 EUR/day deposited by 10th monthly), performance-based evaluations on fuel efficiency and ECO compliance, and consistent work availability. However, negative reviews significantly dominate, describing systemic exploitation: constant unexplained salary deductions, wage disputes with the director (one driver claims 1,300 EUR owed), and alleged labor law violations. The company operates 10 leasing trucks. Work centers on German routes (Duisburg, Gelsenkirchen, Dortmund triangle) with extended wait periods (20+ hours) and demanding schedules. Base facilities are inadequate—critically, no laundry despite drivers sweating through multiple daily changes. Management is described as autocratic and controlling; the director allegedly treats drivers as personal property. Multiple credible allegations suggest intentional financial exploitation through concealed deductions. While long-term employees report eventual adaptation, the persistent pattern of high turnover (drivers unable to sustain employment beyond one month) and severity of wage complaints suggest structural company dysfunction.