The bar chart shows the information of the number of volunteers and paid workers in 4 different roles in the sports sector of an Australian town in 2015.

The provided bar chart illustrates the number of

volunteers

and paid employees across four job positions in the sports field of an Australian town in the year 2015.

Overall

, the majority of

volunteers

opted for coaching,

while

paid employees favoured other roles over coaching, referees and

therapists

.

To begin

, over 70 unpaid

workers

took on coaching, followed by just under 60

volunteers

engaging in other roles, with approximately 45 people working as

therapists

in 2015.

However

, only just over 30

volunteers

chose to become referees, representing the minority of unpaid

workers

among the four different roles.

In contrast

, approximately 45 paid employees engaged in coaching, followed by

therapists

and other jobs, almost 41 and just under 50

workers

, respectively.

Additionally

, just under 40 individuals decided to work as referees, a number similar to that of

therapists

, slightly above 40. In conclusion, it is clearly seen that coaching was the most preferred role among

volunteers

while

refereeing was the least preferred for both paid and unpaid

workers

.