According to Goldthorpe, how is the Service class defined?

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Individuals in non-manual roles who hold authority representing the stateEmployees at consulting companies hired by large corporationsYoung men and women employed in household service during the 1800sPersons who have served in the military forces

Explanation

Goldthorpe described the Service class as those engaged in non-manual occupations where they exercise authority on behalf of the state. This distinguishes them from consultants hired by businesses, domestic servants from the 19th century, or former military personnel.