As a result of social change the labour market has emerged in the Czech rep
ublic. The process of its establishing is accompanied with the growing unem
ployment rate now. Some social categories, which were lifted on the primary
labour market up through the redistribution of sources by socialist state
before. Nowadays they are moving down on the secondary labour market again.
Their members have already became aware that their downward in the seconda
ry labour market does not represent only a transitional costs necessary for
their future life in affluence. Their perception of the decline of their o
wn social position as a definitive one weakens legitimacy of the market for
them. Anomie is growing up among them. A lot of people say today: "average
men are getting worse now - compared it with the situation before 1989". T
he most of people judge: "The social change has enlarged our civil right, i
t has not touched our political right but it limited our social right."