That goes back to the point about fixing currency. What fixing a currency does is mask real price changes, real relative price changes. The market price of oil is very high right now compared to the price of cars. You have to make a lot more cars to buy a barrel of oil. That difference, or that ratio, isn't going to change when you fix the currency. The high price of oil is going to draw resources out of the manufacturing sector and draw people and money into the commodity sector.
So you don't know that employment is going to go down.