The current address can be an issue, though I wouldn't worry about the employment field. It is your current creditors who are reporting that information and the more open and active accounts you have, the more likely you are to see changes to your demographics over the course of the month as they update.
If really wanting it changed, you'd need to target that one creditor that updates that info and there are a few of ways to do it. First, you can dispute it, but sometimes that results in it changing back as the creditor updates. Second, you can pull EX, at least, and that report has demogrpahic codes next to each address and you can link the code up with a reporting creditor. That way you can see exactly who is reporting the info. Third, you can pull your CRs frequently and narrow down based on the reporting dates who reported that info. Finally, and IMO most easiest, contact each creditor and make sure they have your address. The more your CR updates your correct address, the less likely it is to revert back to the old. I did this with mine after moving. I never contacted the CRAs and fed all of the info to my creditors. After 3-4 months, the CRAs permanently changed the current address.
