FULIMPEX

FULIMPEX is a Polish trucking company with overwhelmingly negative feedback from drivers, representing one of the most exploitative employer practices documented. The majority of reviews describe severe payment irregularities, with drivers reporting that only 50% of salary is paid officially while the remainder comes "in envelopes" (undeclared cash), accompanied by constant deductions for fuel consumption, loading/unloading wait times, equipment repairs, and broken components. Multiple drivers describe trucks without heating left unrepaired for weeks while waiting for parts from Poland. The company systematically pressures drivers to violate EU driving regulations (exceeding 10-hour daily limits) while shifting responsibility for traffic fines and road violations from the company to drivers. Management, specifically owner Martin, faces allegations of discriminatory treatment toward Ukrainian workers, with reports of derogatory comments treating them as expendable. Trucks are often in poor mechanical condition. Official pay is acknowledged at 4-6k/month with unsupported promises of 8k earnings. However, one long-term driver with 5+ years experience defends the management, suggesting that disciplined workers may receive reliable payment. The company operates on legal margins through cash payments and strategic deductions.