Baltic transline

Baltic Transline presents a significantly troubled employment reputation marked by serious wage and payment issues. Multiple drivers report wage withholding without clear justification, including a documented case of a 10-month contract resulting in a €3,000 underpayment where the company retained €1,300 instead of paying €1,700 with no transparent explanation. The company operates a performance-based salary structure (€72-77 daily rates tied to eco-driving scores), but drivers report significant measurement discrepancies—vehicle computer readings show different eco-scores than those reported by office staff, creating payment disputes. Management communication appears inconsistent and sometimes chaotic, particularly during hiring, with contradictory instructions about test drive requirements. While one driver reports stable three-year employment with supportive management, the overwhelming majority cite violations, fines, and allegations that the company encourages driving during restricted hours. The company's attractive job advertisements do not align with reported employment realities, making it appear unreliable for wage-dependent workers.