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I know how reserved parking works, we just don’t get it much here. We have mainly disability spaces, delivery spaces and some for people with young kids (but they’re almost always at supermarkets). Anyway, there’s always going to be some arsehole in a Mercedes taking up two disabled spots at once.
The only special parking I’ve ever seen is for disabled people, taxis or delivery lorries. >

I’ve seen for law enforcement, military/veterans, and specific workers/positions within a company. >

Oh. Employee parking is another one I’ve seen, but I’m in the UK and not everywhere has it. >

Gotchya. Im in the US. Depending on where you are, you’ll see signs reserving parking for different things. Required, generally, is handicap/disabled parking. Then most common is for pregnant people and for law enforcement, military/veterans, and first responders. Less common is for employees or execs.