PORDZIK SP.J.

PORDZIK SP.J. drivers report severely negative and exploitative working conditions. A core complaint across reviews is unreliable payment practices—drivers report agreed rates being changed after work begins, with arbitrary deductions for alleged poor performance and systematic wage withholding. One driver worked 5 weeks but was paid only 4 weeks without legitimate justification. Management, particularly the owner (referenced as 'Dayman'), is described as dishonest and making false promises solely to recruit drivers. A critical concern is the normalization of serious legal violations: drivers are reportedly forced to operate vehicles in breach of tachograph regulations and transport oversized cargo without required permits or escort services. Accounting practices appear undeclared and informal ('black accounting'), raising significant compliance concerns. The company operates primarily cabotage work in Germany. All reviews are unanimous in recommending drivers avoid this employer, citing a company culture that treats drivers as expendable while systematically violating traffic regulations and labor standards. No redeeming qualities are mentioned by any reviewer.