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Revise employment losses to Feb-Apr

Trying to make sense of the information in the data/output folders. The data dictionaries are very helpful but it would be ideal if they included 2 additional points of information:

1. the original source (eg., LFS - including time period; industry GDP; I/O tables; O*NET; VSE calculations, etc)
2. the unit of analysis - there's a mix of data at the NAICS2-only level (e.g., employment change by month) in the NOC4 x NAICS3 table, which is not obvious at first.

Also the data dictionary for the NOC4 x NAICS3 table says employment change is from Feb to March, but it's actually February to April (which is great!)

Could we add the following to the risk tool somewhere?

75-100: very high
65-75: high
55-65: medium-high
45-55: medium
35-45: medium-low
25-35: low
0-25: very low

Job descrip tab

• Remove decimal points on both Risk Index scores
• Indicate O*Net score scale 1 (low) to 5 (high)

Even though we aren't displaying QC in the Risk Tool dashboard, we should still have the QC csv data in the data/output folder, so it is easy for anyone to access!

Change Alt Risk Index (simple "means") to simple "avg" in all the tabs

Main tab

• Remove footnote, "Workers" Number of workers..."

Econ detail tab

• Include footnote, "Workers" Number of workers..."
• Include footnote, Subsector centrality: necessity of subsector to functioning of the rest of economy (0-100, least to most necessary)
• Include footnote, Subsector GDP share: subsector's fraction of total GDP
• Include footnote, Sector employees (avg 2019): Number of workers in sector across all occupations.

Household tab

• Include footnotes about census measures

Now that we have all provinces, the preamble should read:
"...importance of the sector in the province's economy ("Economic factors detail"), and risks associated with factors outside of the work place for the province's workers ("Household detail").