Special Trade receives overwhelmingly negative feedback from all drivers, with universal criticism of systematic wage theft and financial exploitation. Multiple drivers report severe payment issues—only 2 out of 10 drivers received full wages, and families report being charged 3,000-6,000 euros. The company pays "cover" drivers (scapegoats) while others go unpaid, with consistent delays. Legal and tax compliance is a major concern: incomplete tax payments leave drivers without social protection, as confirmed by PIT 11 review—a serious violation. The fleet consists of aging vehicles with poor maintenance, and the company systematically blames drivers for damage (brake wear, mechanical failures) rather than providing service. Drivers report forced personal fuel costs and systematic violations of work/rest regulations, especially for category V drivers. Management is described as humiliating and disrespectful. Staff turnover is high, with experienced drivers departing. One driver provides a lawyer's contact (+48 792 210 716), indicating widespread legal action. Competitors like Girteka are mentioned as superior alternatives.
Pros
Side work opportunities available
Eventually reimburses fuel costs (though unreliably)
Company remains operational with existing roster
Cons
Systematic wage theft and unpaid salaries (only 2 out of 10 drivers paid)
Incomplete tax payments and lack of social protection for drivers
Aging, poorly maintained fleet with junk vehicles and no proper service
Company blames drivers for vehicle damage instead of providing maintenance
Violations of work/rest regulations and humiliating management treatment
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