Work as servants, miners, and policemen

The question is referring to the occupations that were commonly carried out by Metics in Ancient Athens.

Explanation:

Metics were either freed slaves, or foreigners living in Athens. They were in the middle of the Athenian social hierarchy, above slaves, but below Athenian citizens, and as a result, had a combination of rights and duties.

They often work in menial jobs as servants, miners, carpenters, hunters, or cooks. Some of them also became policemen.

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