The chart provides data on the number of paid and unpaid workers in four different sports roles in an Australian town in 2015. Overall, volunteer coaches were selected significantly more than the remaining groups. Additionally, the number of people who chose paid professions was relatively similar in all roles.
It can be seen that the largest number of Australians in the town chose to work as unpaid coaches, with the figure reported at just over 70. In addition, both voluntary managers and other categories trailed far behind, at nearly 40 and approximately 60 respectively. In contrast, the number of people who volunteered to work as referees was the lowest, at exactly 30.
Meanwhile, the number of individuals who earned money by working as coaches was roughly the same as that of those in other categories, at a little over 40. In addition, the numbers of paid managers and referees surpassed 35, with managers holding a slight lead.