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This visualization shows a 3D vertical bar chart comparing total employees across seven sectors (Health, Education, IT Firms, Agriculture, Clothing, Finance, Cosmetics) for six job roles, including Workers, Database Administrators, Security, Management Staff, Online Maintenance, and Support Team. Built with Highcharts and the Highcharts 3D module, the chart groups stacked columns by sector and job role, using the `options3d` settings to set alpha, beta, and depth for perspective view. Data appears as inline arrays in the JavaScript, with axes labeled for sectors, employee counts, and departments.

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