The Servant's Problem by Robert F. Young is a book that explores the social aspects of the life and work of servants in 19th century English households. The author talks in detail about the psychology and identity formation of servants, their relationships with employers, as well as the influence of other factors on their lives. The book opens the reader to a deep understanding of social inequalities and the psychology of people who stand in different social positions. The Servant Problem is an important work that helps to better understand the history of social relations in Great Britain and the impact of service on people's lives.