You're assuming this will go on to the fall. I don't think that's going to happen. If it does, than read my last post.
Firstly, this thing won't stop suddenly, there will be a gradual slowdown, and maybe even a second wave before the situation returns to normal.
Secondly, if the virus gets worse and many workers stay at home either because they will be sick or laid off, there is not much point in forcing them to go back to work.
BTW, on March 20, we had 271,598 total infections and 11,299 deaths. That day, in one of my posts, I made a prediction of 600,000 total infections and 25,000 deaths for end of March. Looking at today's numbers, they
doubled in 7 days to 529,605 infections and 24,000 deaths, so we'll reach the predicted numbers tomorrow, 4 days early. Now, it looks like by end of March we might be at 750,000 infections and 40,000 dead.