A.Cuzanauskas wrote on Facebook that while some are begging for larger quotas of labor migrants, others are “successfully already exploiting them and see no hardship.”
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According to A.Cuzanauskas, 16 Filipinas working at the mentioned company live in a 22 sq. m room with lowered iron blinds.
“28 suitcases complement the interior and luxury is weighed down by a mini hotel fridge for everyone. International route bus drivers living in brutal conditions in the capital, with a full package of labor exploitation,” he said.
15min contacted A.Cuzanauskas, who told more about the situation.
“Two Filipino drivers came trembling, completely psychologically broken, because the employer accuses them of something and is simply preparing them for deportation – tickets home have already been purchased. They suffered the most because they have large debts. All costs were used to bring them here, to Lithuania. They say: ‘We cannot leave because it will be very bad at home,’” said the union leader.
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