| CHURCHGOERS | Those who avail themselves of services rendered (6-5) |
| USERS | Those who avail themselves of employers |
| MUSE | 1000 avail themselves of source of inspiration (4) |
| SKIERS | They avail themselves of Vail |
| OUTSOURCING | External contracting of services or tasks (11) |
| REMUNERATED | Recompensed, paid for service rendered (11) |
| USER | One who avails oneself of the States, returns |
| PERUSING | For each availing themselves of reading (8) |
| BOTTOMFEEDER | Low-life debtor, roughly handling cat, paid money for services rendered (6,6) |
| AMONTHOFSUNDAYS | A bit of a stretch for lots of services? (1,5,2,7) |
| AIRMEN | Marine disturbed by those in different branch of Services (6) |
| TWITCHER | A birder or birdwatcher intent on catching sight for themselves of a recently-located rare bird |
| CONSIDERATION | Thought of cash for services rendered ... (13) |
| REWARD | Payment for services rendered (6) |
| GRATUITY | A gift or reward, usually of money, for services rendered (8) |
| INTRADE | For services rendered instead of cash |
| MEDAL | Given for services rendered by my lad and me (5) |
| ORDINAL | Book containing the forms of services for the ordination of priests, consecration of bishops, etc. in Anglicanism (7) |
| PADRE | Leader of services in the services |
| CHAPLAIN | Organiser of services in one of them (8) |
