Boekestijn Transport Sp. z o.o.

Boekestijn Transport Sp. z o.o. presents a deeply polarized workplace environment with predominantly negative driver experiences. The company operates primarily from Żerniki near Poznań with logistics bases near Venlo (Germany), Rotterdam, Nijmegen, and Antwerp. Drivers consistently report inadequate compensation, with starting wages around €70 per hour increasing marginally to €85 after a year, with some experiencing pay cuts despite tenure. Management is criticized for excessive tachograph time exploitation, forcing drivers to accept loads with minimal rest time remaining. Vehicle maintenance standards are severely questioned, with reports of bed bugs, rodent infestations, and inconsistent truck cleanliness despite strict inspection standards upon return. Communication breakdowns between management and drivers create stress, with scheduling unpredictability preventing proper rest planning. The company aggressively recruits through TikTok influencers, offering €300-500 commissions per referred driver. Paid parking and fuel benefits are offset by poor working conditions. Only one review (5/5) offered mild praise, noting paid parking and learning opportunities, though the reviewer still left due to insufficient wages.