Halls of Einhorn Servant Jobs

Title	Description
Maid	General domestic worker; can be specialized (e.g., chambermaid, parlor maid).
Housemaid	Cleans and maintains rooms and common areas.
Chambermaid	Assigned to bedrooms; handles linens and personal spaces.
Scullery Maid	Cleans dishes, pots, and kitchen messes; lowest rank.
Laundry Maid	Washes and irons clothing and linens.
Still Room Maid	Prepares preserves, teas, and herbal remedies.
Lady's Maid	Personal attendant to a noblewoman; handles grooming and wardrobe.
Nursery Maid	Assists with child care under the nanny.
Kitchen Maid	Assists the cook with food prep and cleaning.
Parlor Maid	Maintains formal rooms and serves guests.
Between Maid	Runs errands between kitchen and upstairs staff.
Governess	Educates children; not technically a servant, but part of the household.
Companion	Social escort for noblewomen; often educated and discreet.

Title	Description
Servant	General term for male domestic worker.
Valet	Personal attendant to a gentleman; manages clothing and grooming.
Footman	Uniformed servant; opens doors, serves meals, and attends to guests.
Butler	Head of male staff; manages wine, dining, and household order.
Stable Master	Oversees horses and stables.
Groom	Cares for horses; junior to stable master.
Steward	Manages estate finances and provisions.
Coachman	Drives carriages and maintains vehicles.
Porter	Carries luggage and guards entrances.
Retainer	Long-serving loyalist; may have ceremonial duties.
Messenger	Delivers letters and errands across the estate or town.

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