I'll give a shout out to my DD's Staff. Those working in residential settings in the community. In their case, with people who have a complex diagnosis, including MH issues. But also those working with people who have LD's, physical disabilities etc, both in residential settings and as Home Care Workers. Those needing two-to-one and one-two-ones, still need care.
Likewise within Children's services. SWs and family support, have kept working for the most vulnerable.
Pharmaceutical services. My Son in Law has been pulled over numerous times, coming and going from work, even forced to do a drug/drink tests, even though he had a work uniform on. I've heard of people having their cars damaged because neighbours thought they were going out for the hell of it. To free up Labs, many went from making the usual drugs to taking over manufacturing paediatric and other essential medicines, so hours increased.
For many, takeaway places aren't of importance, but for others, who've struggled to get shopping, or have needed a treat, they have saved the day. All on minimum wage and zero contract hours.
Journalists and those connected to the News.
Many of the Doctors, Consultants, Virologists, disease specialists etc, whose natural place isn't in front of the camera, but they've done their best to keep the public informed, on various platforms. They've done well in dumbing it down for us.
Iceland has been brilliant. They've gone from priority shopping to priority slots for the vulnerable. My local shops have stayed well stocked.
My practice Nurse, who went back to work earlier than the practice manager wanted because people were suffering without their Vitamin B (me particularly) and other injections.