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52 employees accused the company of signing undated layoffs in July, stamping falsified timesheets and demanding $ 1.5 million. unpaid wages.
According to the lawyer Lina Kliukaitė-Smorr quoted on the Frifagbevegelse.no portal, it was important for the drivers to file lawsuits against one of the company’s shareholders, Vladas Stončius Jr., personally, because the company is bankrupt and the remaining assets of the company company are insufficient.
Vlantana Norge, who operated in Norway and had around 200 employees, was in the media spotlight in 2019 in the fall. Later, two company employees accused the employer of wrongful termination, falsified timesheets and other violations. This time the company signed a peace agreement with the employees who opposed it and paid them 209 thousand. compensation.
Vlantana Norge withdrew from the Scandinavian country due to possible exploitation of workers. Due to the large negative flow in the public space, the company faced difficulties in its operations. Violations of labor regulations led to the revocation of the company’s operating license in Norway and the initiation of bankruptcy proceedings.
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