This quick snap back in employment... shows that COVID is not a structural event like to 2008 financial crisis that leads to years of high unemployment. When COVID is controlled the economy will snap back quickly -- which is why it is so important to control COVID to re-open. New Zealand and Australia controlled COVID quickly and now they are zooming along economically with everything open (except for temporary lockdowns when COVID leaks out of an incoming quarantine facility).
I think you would agree that Florida did not follow your recommended approach to control COVID and re-open. It just re-opened. So how do you explain it is doing so well both economically and with COVID mortality rate? Especially given it probably has the highest number of elderly in the country as a per 100k?