The given bar chart provides a comparison of the figures for people working on four different types of role including coachers, referees, managers and other sectors in a town in Australia in the year 2015.
From an overall perspective, as can be seen that coacher was the most popular choice for both volunteers and people paying out money, whilst referee was the least common job among all sectors. Additionally, the biggest difference was recorded in the number of people choosing coacher to work.
Looking at the graph into more details, the number of volunteers working in coachers was 72 people, which was approximately two times higher than that of paid people (42). The second most common type of role for people volunteering in an Australian town was other sectors with over 55 people, which was slightly higher than figure for people spending money.
Moving on to managers, the figure for volunteers pursuiting this sport sector was about 45 people in comparison to below 40 people paying money. On the contrary, referees were joined by just only 30 volunteers, while 35 paid people decided to work in this sector.