Based on our projections on the unemployment rate, the number of hours worked and the unemployment rate are supposed to go back, will go back or are expected to go back to pre-pandemic levels by mid-2022, so somewhere in the first half of 2022, while the employment rate, the proportion of adults who work, is on a downward trend due to demographics. Because the Canadian population is getting older, there are more and more seniors in the adult population and they're less inclined to work. The proportion of adults who will want to work is going down slightly because of more people getting old as a proportion of the workforce.
On the one hand you have two indicators—number of hours worked and unemployment—scheduled to hit pre-pandemic levels probably in the first half of 2022. On the other hand the employment rate is on a downward trend no matter what you do. That's why I'm saying these are two contradictory—