LitCarrier

Drivers report systematically exploitative working conditions at LitCarrier. Multiple workers describe withheld or delayed salary payments requiring legal action for recovery. Management, allegedly led by owner Yaroslav Voy**vich, employs deceptive hiring practices with unexpected fees: €500 recruitment charges, €50 penalties for unanswered calls, €100 fines for questioning decisions. Equipment is substandard—trucks lack basic tools (keys, screwdrivers, pliers). The company operates with chronic high turnover, constantly recruiting despite owning only ~20 vehicles, suggesting drivers leave quickly. Fuel misappropriation and theft by the company are reported. Management deliberately targets foreign drivers from Belarus and Russia with limited Lithuanian language knowledge, exploiting their inability to pursue legal remedies. Multiple drivers filed labor complaints and court cases to recover unpaid wages. Workers are placed on credit basis with indefinite payment delays. The sole positive mention—convenient Vilnius location and normal atmosphere—is contradicted by unanimous zero ratings. The same owner allegedly operates related company Gulija with identical practices.