It includes the activities of households that employ the service, such as: cleaners, cooks, valet, butlers, laundresses, gardeners, porters, horsemen, drivers, guards, governesses, nannies, teachers, secretaries, etc. It is allowed for the service employee employed in the household to express the activity of their employer in censuses and surveys, even when the employer is a natural person. Products and services created on the basis of that activity are consumed in the household of the employer. Does not include: - providing services such as cooking, gardening, etc. from an independent service provider (company or individual); see the appropriate type of service