Vegesta UAB

Drivers report extremely poor working conditions at Vegesta UAB. The company falsely advertises salaries of €2,000 per month but pays only €800 in reality, with frequent payment delays. Multiple drivers confirm they have never received the promised wages despite company claims. Vehicle maintenance is critically inadequate, with trucks described as barely functional and in terrible condition. Management, particularly owner Liudmila, demonstrates poor communication, lack of accountability, and disregard for driver concerns. The company reportedly avoids proper tax compliance for employees.

Work organization is severely lacking despite providing basic route maps and GPS coordinates. One experienced driver received insufficient guidance and made a critical 500km route deviation (traveling to Czech Republic instead of Germany), wasting company fuel with no apparent corrective action. Another driver's cargo mishandling resulted in company fines due to inadequate training and supervision. These incidents suggest systemic failures in driver oversight and quality control.

The company provides a phone with internet and basic navigation tools, but these minimal benefits do not offset the systematic payment fraud, poor equipment maintenance, and management failures. Drivers consistently report financial exploitation through deceptive salary promises combined with employment tax avoidance. The company presents serious professional and financial risks for drivers seeking reliable, legitimate trucking employment.