Worst layoffs since pandemic implies a lot of layoffs - bad situation.
Best week of seven months implies a short term lull - “least bad” situation.
If 100 k people are laid off each month, some weeks there will be more than others (maybe 25 k, 30 k, 25 k, 20 k) with a best week and a worst week. The month could still be the worst of the year, and the year worse than the previous, there will still be a best week.
Let’s try it this way:
Worst layoffs since pandemic implies a lot of layoffs - bad situation.
Best week of seven months implies a short term lull - “least bad” situation.
If 100 k people are laid off each month, some weeks there will be more than others (maybe 25 k, 30 k, 25 k, 20 k) with a best week and a worst week. The month could still be the worst of the year, and the year worse than the previous, there will still be a best week.
No, I understood that. It’s rate vs amount.