Gerex II

Gerex II (now G2 Transport) receives predominantly negative reviews averaging 1.2/5 stars. The company operates as a training-focused operation hiring inexperienced drivers, but provides severely inadequate working conditions and compensation. New drivers earn minimal wages during probationary periods—approximately €210–1,300 monthly after extensive deductions for paperwork and fuel overage. Final month's salary is routinely withheld for 3 months, with payment recovery uncertain. Vehicle quality is critically poor: most equipment consists of old, heavily damaged Mans trucks with mechanical failures; newer Euro 6 vehicles are reserved for established Polish drivers. Management practices are perceived as exploitative, with widespread deductions for minor infractions and unfair contract terms that frequently leave drivers financially indebted. Training is provided by underqualified drivers (sometimes with only one month experience) who lack incentive to teach properly. However, reviews indicate that drivers who persist beyond the entry phase gain access to better equipment and more reliable work. The company's overall reputation among drivers is that of an unprofessional operation unsuitable for genuine professional development, offering only subsistence-level entry employment with delayed and reduced wages.