TRANS-CO Marcin Łukasik

The reviews present a stark divide between positive early experiences and predominantly negative recent feedback. Two positive reviews praise humane management, opportunity to earn decent income, and excellent logistics and mechanics support. One driver expresses deep gratitude for shelter provided during the 2022 invasion, while another with 3.5 years employment indicates long-term stability is possible and defends the company.

However, seven negative reviews paint a sharply different picture of work conditions. Common complaints include poor vehicle quality (old trucks with over 1 million kilometers, mostly manual transmission), systematic wage deductions for fuel overages and uphill driving, and unreliable salary payments that are discretionary and end-of-contract only. Multiple drivers report violations of labor regulations including TACHOGRAPH non-compliance, with workers forced to personally pay traffic fines. Management is described as increasingly arrogant and discriminatory toward Ukrainian workers.

The discrepancy suggests either significant deterioration in company practices over time or a deeply polarized workforce experience based on nationality and job assignment. Recurring complaints about financial deductions, vehicle quality, labor law violations, and fair compensation present serious concerns about worker protection.