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This research aims to explore the protection mechanisms for atypical workers in Bulgaria within a theoretical framework of civic engagement.

April 28, 2026Sociological Problems Journal

Protection of Atypical Work in Bulgaria: Problems and Possible Solutions in the Context of the Transition from Traditional to Everyday Civic Activity

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This research aims to explore the protection mechanisms for atypical workers in Bulgaria within a theoretical framework of civic engagement.
The analysis includes theoretical insights from Boltanski and Thévenot on orders of importance and engagement.
Interviews were conducted with the chairman of the Trade Union of Self-Employed and Informal Workers and labor experts.
The research examines normative documents related to the context of atypical work.
Identifies key problems faced by atypical workers, highlighting trade union inefficiency.
Describes the marginalization experienced by atypical workers as a result of the rigid institutional framework.
Proposes the Trade Union of Self-Employed and Informal Workers as a potential solution for better worker protection.

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The article analyzes challenges faced by atypical workers in Bulgaria, suggesting solutions for enhanced protection.

Petya Klimentova (2021) studied this question.

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