FINĖJAS UAB is a Lithuanian trucking company receiving mixed reviews centered on payment practices and working conditions. The most significant complaint concerns overfueling deductions—drivers report the company deducts 4 liters per ton of cargo plus baseline fuel costs, claiming these deductions are excessive and unexplained. Some drivers accuse the company of systematic financial theft through these deductions, with monthly deductions ranging from 50 to 100 euros. However, the company receives praise for exceptional humanitarian values. One long-term employee noted the company continued paying 100 euros monthly during his military service in Ukraine and provided medication assistance without request, demonstrating strong employee loyalty. Working experience varies by location. Drivers in the Polish branch report reasonable treatment with minimal deductions (50 euros over 3 years), while Lithuanian operations face more criticism. Supportive reviews emphasize fair treatment for compliant drivers—those meeting schedules and accurate routes report reliable payments with no deductions for minor mistakes. Critical reviews cite outdated management practices and lack of travel compensation to load/unload locations. The company's reputation is divided: supporters view it as professional with fair enforcement, critics see it as exploitative with unjustifiable deductions.
Pros
Exceptional humanitarian support—continues paying 100 euros monthly to enlisted military personnel and provides medication assistance
Fair wage payments for compliant drivers with low deduction rates in Polish operations
No penalties for route confusion or minor errors when overall performance is reliable
Professional personnel and strong company values regarding employee welfare
Transparent deduction practices in Polish branch—minimal fees over multiple years of employment
Cons
Controversial overfueling deduction system (4L per ton) with unclear calculations and excessive charges
No compensation for travel to vehicle pickup or cargo loading locations
Outdated management practices and poor communication of deduction regulations and policies
Alleged systematic financial theft through unexplained fuel cost deductions from wages