How to show only the last employee that updated the record

And how is "current" defined?  In other words, how does one identify the employee that's currently assigned to a unit?

You are grouping by employee, so you get a row for each employee.

To get just "the latest" requires knowing what you mean and what columns in what tables we would use to determine latest.

yes, my apologies. The last employee will be based on the "DATE field. I want to bring in the latest employee to update the record based on the last date stamp. screenshot attached.

SELECT     TOP (100) PERCENT dbo.WOMAST01B.step, dbo.WOMAST01B.wono AS WO, dbo.WOMAST01B.item AS PN, dbo.WOMAST01B.location, 
                      dbo.WOMAST01B.dept AS SHOP, dbo.WOLABO01B.prempl AS EMPLOYEE, SUM(dbo.WOLABO01B.time) AS TIME, DATEDIFF(dd, 
                      dbo.WOMAST01B.recdate, GETDATE()) AS [DAYS LEFT], dbo.WOMAST01B.tat, [b]dbo.WOLABO01B.date[/b]
FROM         dbo.WOMAST01B LEFT OUTER JOIN
                      dbo.WOLABO01B ON dbo.WOMAST01B.wono = dbo.WOLABO01B.wono
WHERE     (dbo.WOMAST01B.dept = 'AVI')
GROUP BY dbo.WOMAST01B.step, dbo.WOMAST01B.wono, dbo.WOMAST01B.item, dbo.WOMAST01B.location, dbo.WOMAST01B.dept, 
                      dbo.WOMAST01B.location2, dbo.WOLABO01B.prempl, DATEDIFF(dd, dbo.WOMAST01B.recdate, GETDATE()), dbo.WOMAST01B.tat, 
                      dbo.WOLABO01B.date
ORDER BY [DAYS LEFT] DESC

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It takes time for a response. I live in the timezone GMT +10 and am reading this whilst having breakfast.

Thanks!