The overall employment loss is 1 million. But we also have to account for the number @acoyne pulls out here as well:

2.1 million were still employed, but had seriously reduced hours.

Of those, 1.3 million worked *zero* hours, and 800K were between zero and half normal hours. https://twitter.com/acoyne/status/1248228278470664192

To understand what's going on with those who are employed but absent from work, see this thread from @tammyschirle who breaks down the reasons for absences. https://twitter.com/tammyschirle/status/1248228678544359426