The bar chart provides information about how many people in a town in Australia worked in different roles in sports in 2015. In general, most people chose to work as coaches, and the number of volunteer coaches was the highest.
It can be seen that the number of people who were voluntary coaches was the most significant among the 4 sports sectors, at nearly 75. In addition, over 40 people in the reported town worked as paid coaches. By contrast, there were fewer people who wanted to be voluntary and paid referees, at 30 and 35 respectively.
The number of people volunteering to be managers, at 45, was lower than the number of people working in other sectors, at 55. It is also clear that the number of people who earned money by working as managers was quite similar to the figure for other sectors, at around 35 and 40 people respectively.