Labor unions, management and public relation firms within the services sector typically employ a large amount of executive, manager and administrative occupations. Seven percent of the workers employed in the services industry are technicians and related support workers. Workers typically found in this occupational group are licensed practical nurses, medical laboratory technicians, engineering technicians, dental hygienists and computer programmers. The low-skilled jobs are usually considered less desirable and are sometimes called 'bad' jobs. While some of these jobs would probably be considered low-skilled or 'bad' jobs, many of the workers in these occupations are very satisfied with their jobs.
Many clerical occupations are part-time which gives workers some flexibility.
The workers involved in these occupations may have other personal or family obligations. The flexibility of a part-time service industry job lets them earn income to help provide for their family and at the same time satisfy their personal commitments. Many daycare workers in the child care industry are involved in day care because they like to work with children. Many social workers are employed in their jobs because they get a great satisfaction from helping others to improve their lives. A majority of these high-skilled occupations are very 'good' jobs.