TRANSMAS

TRANSMAS presents a severely declining work environment based on driver feedback. The company's primary issues center on payment reliability, with drivers reporting significantly reduced compensation—receiving approximately 4,000 PLN monthly despite constant work in France, which represents inadequate pay for long-haul international routes. Financial practices are consistently criticized, with reports of arbitrary deductions and failure to pay full wages on schedule. The company is described as disorganized and poorly managed, characterized as a 'collective farm' structure that perpetually seeks new drivers, suggesting high turnover. Drivers indicate management communication is absent or ineffective. The company appears to operate in France-Poland routes primarily. Overall, TRANSMAS fails to provide reliable employment conditions, competitive compensation relative to work demands, or professional management practices.