Despite common distaste for the government, many citizens of the Bargetown population join in search of justice, fame, money, or simply better living conditions. These citizens—usually fitting the bill of basic pencil-pusher seeking a warm, cushy life with few hardships if any at all—are sorted into the role of the Understudy, relegated to a work life of petty bureaucratic tasks and stacking papers late at night in a dimly lit room for bare minimum pay.

To become a full member of the government, an Understudy is attached to an agent for mentoring. Many Understudies graduate from their pitiful positions in a short amount of time, most advancing in the span of a few weeks to a month, though less fortunate pencil-pushers might find themselves permanently following a Liaison around for the rest of their lives.

Journeymen are experienced workers considered the backbone of Bargetown’s labor force, often serving as the primary contractors for both private businesses or the government. Moreover, they are also allowed to be affiliated or contracted by any major trade guild present on the isles. With this ability, Journeymen can complete objectives or set requirements for them to help further their guild's interests.

The primary difference between Journeymen and Workmen is that Journeymen hold the ability to open their own private practices which can specialise in different kinds of trades, including but not limited to various artisan crafts, blacksmithing, tailoring, and so on. Journeymen as a whole are not restricted to one trade and may choose to act as a generalist, as well.

Originally tasked with engaging with the tribes native to the Sunrise Isles, Field Agents—once diplomats and anthropologists—have seen their responsibilities broaden with the expansion of government authority. Today, their duties encompass census work, investigations, and land management. Field Agents frequently venture beyond the town to interact with unaffiliated settlements and people. They are also encouraged to collaborate with Business Specialists to acquire land and resources through negotiations or swindling for the benefit of Bargetown.

Investigation has become another key aspect of their role. Within Bargetown, they work alongside the Constabulary, and while outside its borders, they conduct independent investigations. When timely prosecution in Bargetown is not feasible, Field Agents are empowered to bypass due process to ensure a swift punishment.

Among the echelons of Bargetown's government exists a position that serves as the backbone of security and protection. Given the frugal nature of Bargetown's expenditures, the government often hires those known as Bodyguards to serve as protection for important figures of authority and prominence. Whether this be serving as a guardian for a politician, or escorting a valuable person between locations, Bodyguards serve various purposes that make them much more distinct than their kin within other rungs of the government. Coming from all walks of life, from soldiers to former criminals, Bodyguards are among the toughest agents within the government compared to their counterparts. For when push comes to shove, their arsenal is anything concealable, leading most Bodyguards to carry handguns, personal defence weapons, automatic pistols, and sawn-off shotguns or rifles that can allow them to swiftly defend their target without making it clear that they are armed. 

The duties that they carry out are often relevant to the political climate of Bargetown, or in rare cases, other organisations and factions. Although their name suggests otherwise, Bodyguards often participate in a series of missions and tasks that see them deviate from their standard duties every so often. These missions include partaking in assassinations, intimidations, shakedowns, espionage, and kidnappings. Many of these missions are often regarded as taboo among the populace of Bargetown, thus leading to many Bodyguards being bribed or placed on discreet payrolls by figures of authority for the sake of completing these illicit acts. Corruption is a rampant issue among the Bodyguards, with many of these men and women serving different causes and ideologies, which leads to many of these individuals often butting heads with each other during climactic riots or concealed operations.

Acting as the riot police of Bargetown, Strikebreakers are notorious for their brutality and heads first attitude when push comes to shove. Consisting almost entirely of Constables who have received additional training, they are commonly deployed into vicious protests with ballistic metal shields, stab-resistant vests and helmet visors to protect them from flying bricks and molotov cocktails. As violence rises in the many protests across Bargetown, especially during election seasons, strikebreaking can easily be called the most dangerous job in the government.

Foremen are one step above Journeymen—specialising in management and construction oversight. They are the ones who coordinate a worksite and boss workers around during maintenance projects and other technical jobs, though, when needed, they are also the ones to utilise and operate heavier machinery when needed due to their experience.

Just like Journeymen, Foremen are allowed to open their private practices, often offering services such as architecture and project planning, construction advice, and resource management.

Heralds are the face of the Registrar Corps, and unlike Commissars or Inspectors, focus solely on improving the image of the Corps and Bargetown as a whole. They spend the majority of their time spreading propaganda and are often involved in civilian affairs, with their duties as being charismatic and inspiring figures, delivering political speeches, and rallying people together to help maintain order, not just through physical force but also through the power of the mind.

With so many warring clans and varying groups on the Sunrise Isles, Emissaries are surely one of the most important roles in the government. These charismatic figures specialise in diplomacy akin to a Field Agent, but whereas Field Agents interact with small settlements and budding militias, Emissaries find themselves visiting and sometimes even living among the other factions and major powers on the isles, whether the faction is a Coalition ally or simply uncontacted.