AGMAZ Agnieszka Mazur

AGMAZ Agnieszka Mazur is a Polish trucking company with deeply polarized driver reviews. The feedback reveals significant internal conflict regarding payment practices and working conditions. Critical reviews (primarily in Russian and Ukrainian) allege serious issues including wage theft, unpaid debts accumulating over months, undisclosed currency exchange markups, and excessive deductions for documentation, insurance, and vehicle damage—sometimes charged at triple the normal rate. Drivers report minimum-wage contracts and mandatory notice periods of 1-2 months even when terminating employment. However, a smaller group of Polish-speaking drivers defend the company, claiming to have worked there 1-2+ years without payment issues, describing management as respectful and wages paid on time. This stark contrast suggests either significant regional or language-based experiences differ, or negative reviews reflect former employees with legitimate grievances while positive reviews may be from current management supporters. The company has faced documented driver strikes in Germany protesting unpaid wages. Allegations extend to potential semi-legal insurance arrangements and systematic exploitation of inexperienced drivers unfamiliar with labor regulations.