HENRIK HANSEN

Henrik Hansen is a Polish trucking company that has experienced a severe decline in working conditions and driver satisfaction. All reviews from March 2026 are uniformly negative (0/5 ratings), describing a company that has transformed from a competitive international operator into an exploitative freight business. Drivers report severe overwork with 500-600km daily routes and mandatory seven-day work weeks, combined with arbitrary management decisions that show minimal consideration for driver welfare. The payment system is unreliable, with wages reduced to only working days and further diminished by excessive fines (30+ EUR per infraction) that drivers claim are used as punishment. Management, particularly executives named Karel and Adam, treats drivers poorly and fires them without explanation or cause. Recent organizational changes, including the departure of key staff and hiring of Romanian logistics coordinators with limited Polish communication, have created additional workplace friction and coordination issues. Dispatchers reportedly ignore tachograph regulations and pressure drivers into violations while assigning blame for all logistical problems to drivers.