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ШАПКАР “Не може хората, които работят на терен и всеки ден рискуват живота си, да се пенсионират при равни условия с шапкарите, които стоят зад бюрата и се занимават с административна работа”, каза Зайкова. “шапкар” means “hatter” or “milliner”, but clearly that is not the meaning in this sentence? What is the meaning here?

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Denis is right: http://rechnik.info/%D1%88%D0%B0%D0%BF%D0%BA%D0%B0%D1%80
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Thanks Filipa. Something analogous happens in English: A derogatory term for bureaucrat is "suit".
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Шапкар is mean police or military man. Usually people use it like an insult for those people. For example ' Глупав шапкар! ' mean Stupid police/ military man. It's a slang. The idea of the sentence which you post is that the people which work with documents in the army have the same recruitment bonuses as soldier which go on war/ on the field and according to Зайкова it is unfair.
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As far as know that's a derogatory term for military men.

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