AGROLOGISTIKA

AGROLOGISTIKA is a Lithuanian trucking company with highly polarized driver feedback. Positive reviews praise the company's professional management, modern fleet with regular vehicle updates, fair compensation structure, and quality work equipment including free uniforms. Drivers report relatively stable employment with responsive management. However, negative reviews significantly outnumber positive ones, citing exploitative labor practices, wage theft, excessive deductions, and violations of EU rest and working hour regulations. Drivers report mandatory shift changes via bus from Klaipeda lasting 24-48 hours without proper rest, continuous breaches of 11-hour and 45-minute regulations, unreliable payment (one driver reported 1,500 EUR unpaid balance), and management inconsistency where leadership appears accommodating during recruitment but becomes hostile during employment. The company appears to exploit migrant workers, particularly Kyrgyz and Tajik nationals. Common complaints include percentage-based pay structures (45% mentioned), forced repairs/deductions for minor infractions, and nepotistic management favoring certain ethnic groups. Multiple drivers explicitly warn others to avoid the company, recommending competitors like Gerteka instead.