“…Considering the aspect of participatory governance, the former study concludes, among other things, that there is a complex dynamic between formal and informal types of governance, and that informal hierarchy is present in the decision-making process (Stubbs and Vidović, 2017). The latter study concludes that the motivation for working at a social enterprise is mostly altruistic, that human resources have a better chance of learning, and have developed flexibility through work (Baturina, 2018). 2 Based on the description of the importance of social entrepreneurship in the European context (section 2), in our research, we focus on the last two areas, which cover the issues of democratic management and job satisfaction, including employees' motivations.…”