Citronex

Citronex, a Polish trucking company, receives mixed reviews from its driver workforce. The majority of drivers (8 out of 10) report significant concerns about working conditions and management practices. A major recurring complaint involves payment delays—drivers report receiving salaries one month late, effectively working without compensation for extended periods. Management allegedly pressures drivers to violate traffic regulations and working hour limits, then abandons them during traffic control inspections, leaving drivers personally liable for fines. However, two drivers offer contrasting positive perspectives. One driver with approximately one year of tenure reports adequate working conditions, noting that while the company has both advantages and disadvantages like any employer, he finds it satisfactory so far. Another driver acknowledges decent equipment quality and professional dispatch staff, but criticizes internal favoritism and a corrupt system requiring unofficial payments to secure better treatment. The company appears to have a problematic culture around regulatory compliance and driver accountability.