MINWIJA

MINWIJA (Minwia), a Polish logistics company operating under Hegelman, receives overwhelmingly negative reviews from drivers with pervasive reports of financial exploitation. The most consistent complaint across multiple reviews is systematic financial fraud: drivers report being defrauded of thousands of euros in unauthorized deductions from their final paychecks, with 1000-1500 euro deductions per assignment now allegedly standard practice. Additional major issues include illegal document handling, charging all European traffic fines to drivers rather than the company, and non-return of mandatory 600-euro insurance deposits upon dismissal. Salary payments are irregular and distributed in parts between the 20th and 1st of each month. One driver reports losing over 2000 euros from 1.5 years of employment; another references at least 10 defrauded colleagues. Management, particularly Evaldas (alleged brother-in-law of owner Mindaugas), operates with minimal accountability. Multiple drivers reference numerous lawsuits filed against the company. Of nine reviews, five assigned the lowest 1/5 rating, with only one positive note about the work itself being acceptable. The accumulated evidence suggests systematic, institutionalized fraud rather than isolated incidents.