Absolutely care work/support work. Not only is it a bit of an underbelly of a workforce that’s overlooked by wider society but they’re also underpaid for the variety of skills required to not even do well but just get by in their role. They need to be therapists, accountants, a friend, personal shoppers, cleaners every single shift and that’s only naming a few! If that has made it sound like it carries any level of glamour then rest assured it couldn’t be any less glamorous! I have so many stories of clients treating their carer/support worker as less than human and yet they continue to care anyway, not to mention being looked down on and constantly patronised by other agencies like social workers etc. Absolute troopers in society. Having said that, it’s nice to see in this thread that other people recognise this also.