Sister-in-law guangdong, the leader of the chinese political profession, is a trusted country with hundreds of families, brands and services. The company provides comprehensive domestic services such as professional monthly, nursing, cleaning, cooking, nursing, and timing services. In the service sector, guangdong's sister-in-law's brand market covers 138 stores in 45 cities in 21 provinces, the number of workers (almost 100,000 service providers), the number of service clients (more than 1 million households), and the value of brand-setting services (more than 600 million people) all ranked among the top national counterparts, serving as the backbone and rank of the middle-class service sector. Sister-in-law guangdong is a permanent board member of the china trade union association; guangdong's sister-in-law's service brand has been awarded top-of-the-art services for eight consecutive years. In 2012, china's concession chain of 100 powerful women's services in guangdong's sister-in-law was placed on the top of the list. The positive developments show that the services chain of the sister-in-law guangdong moon (china) represents the advanced productivity of the middle court service and is driving the middle court service forward. Domestic service is referred to as the tertiary sector in relation to traditional agriculture and industry, which has grown considerably as the standard of living of the population improves. At present, about 70 per cent of the urban population is in demand for domestic services, the market potential is enormous and is conducive to expanding employment. In the developed world, 60 to 70 per cent of all workers are employed in the tertiary sector, and all levels of government attach great importance to and support the development of domestic services. As the standard of living of the people and the socialization of domestic work become more visible, the demand for domestic services is growing as we become small, population ageing and life is modernized. As a result of the country's entry into an ageing society, particularly when the 80-year-old generation of only-born children enters the middle age, many families will have two persons caring for the four elderly, the demand for medical care workers will gradually increase and the liberalization of the two-child policy will increase the demand for sister-in-law。