Occupational codes

Thanks, but I'm in WA and they now require SOC codes for Q4 2022.  Yes there's many issues by not being able to edit the codes from the employee center.  When you have 65+ employees it's a pain.  One issue is any employee without an email address you are forced to check the box to add email later and then when you hit NEXT it prompts you to verify that you want to skip adding an email address.  Not a problem for one person but when most employees don't have an email entered it's extremely annoying.  It also takes several minutes to load payroll setup, and every time you get interrupted and have to back out, you have to load it all up again.  Also this means every time you add a new employee you'll have to load Payroll Setup separately just to add a SOC code, which is extremely unintuitive when everything else is Employee Center This is yet another thing I'll add to the list of annoying things that Intuit never does anything about, almost like they don't actually use the software, and instead of fixing the hundreds of things that are used constantly they re-work the UI and add more features with more problems.  I still can't figure out why they can't total the quantity column on most reports and I'm forced to export to excel so I can total it.  I've been using QB for 12+ years and all these problems persist.