Indexes showing changes in the number of hours worked per capita and the employment rate show that both have bounced faster in the wake of COVID-19 than in the Great Recession. The number of hours worked has lagged behind because the workforce participation rate is still lower than in 2019. On both indexes, a value of 100 is the same as the average in 2007. (To see a specific data point, tap or hover over that area of the chart.)