Berla UAB

Berla UAB receives overwhelmingly negative feedback from drivers regarding management practices and work conditions. Multiple drivers report severe micromanagement by director Eimantas, who allegedly controls every aspect of operations and creates constant stress about timing and fuel costs. The company appears to make promises during hiring (described as "golden mountains") but allegedly changes terms significantly after drivers complete registration or transfer procedures. Payment structure concerns are mentioned, with drivers indicating unclear or unfavorable compensation arrangements. A key complaint involves management blaming drivers for mechanical issues and threatening visa closure as a control mechanism. The only positive aspect noted is that the director's wife, Loretta, is described as kind and understanding, though this does not offset broader operational concerns. The company operates long European routes (Lithuania to Spain through France), but the demanding management style and broken promises create a high-stress work environment that has driven drivers to leave.