Hey, @wwobig. 

It's great to see you back in the Community! Let's work together to figure out why your employee costs aren't showing up on the report any longer. 

I recommend performing some troubleshooting steps, like Verifying and Rebuilding your data. This tool helps to fix common data issues in the system. Here's how: 

Verify Data:

1. Go to Window then select Close All.
2. Go to File, then hover over Utilities.
3. Pick Verify Data. If you see:
   1. QuickBooks detected no problems with your data—your data is clean, and you don’t need to do anything else.
   2. An error message—search for it on our QuickBooks Desktop support site for how to fix it.
   3. Your data has lost integrity—Data damage was found in the file. Rebuild your data to fix it.

Rebuild Data:

1. Go to File, Utilities, and then choose Rebuild Data.
2. QuickBooks will ask to make a backup before it rebuilds your company file. Tap OK. A backup is required before you can rebuild.
3. Select where you want to save your backup, then OK. Don’t replace another backup file. Enter a new name in File name and select Save.
4. Hit OK when you get the message Rebuild has completed.
5. Go to File, select Utilities then select Verify Data again to check for additional damage.
   1. If the verify finds more damage, you’ll need to fix it manually. Search for the error(s) in the qbwin.log on the QuickBooks Desktop support site for how to fix it.
   2. If your error can't be found, you can restore a recent backup. Go to File then select Open or Restore Company.

This should do the trick. If you run into any other problems, don't hesitate to let us know. Have a wonderful day!