Cargo care UAB

Cargo Care UAB drivers report a deeply problematic work environment with systematic payment issues and poor management practices. The company operates under a kilometer-based payment system starting at 55€, but drivers face numerous deductions including mandatory delivery-to-work costs (historically 30€ one-way), document permits (60€ annually), and work authorization fees (15€). Management allegedly withholds payments, makes promises then fails to honor them, and pressures drivers to violate EU work-rest regulations, resulting in multiple violations per week for new drivers unfamiliar with site-specific timing requirements. A Minsk-based logistics manager forces non-compliance despite veteran drivers' efforts to maintain legal standards. The company structure involves operating under German expedition while being headquartered in Belarus, creating confusion and accountability gaps. Additional grievances include unpaid work as second drivers on Belarusian-registered trucks for multi-day journeys, no guaranteed work schedule, and excessive documentation costs. Drivers universally recommend avoiding the company and consulting Lithuanian labor authorities to recover unpaid wages.