Is there a reason Java is jumping over fName for Employee2?

I am working on an assignment and most everything is working except I have 2 java files, Employee and EmployeeTest. I have 2 instances of Employee name myEmployee1 and myEmployee2. I am able to input the first name, last name and salary for my Employee1, but it prints the request for the first name for employee 2, but does not let me put anything in because it then jumps directly to the last name for employee 2. I have checked and double checked my code, and all appears correct. Is there something I am missing?

EmployeeTest.java

//import scanner
import java.util.Scanner;
public class EmployeeTest { //begin employee test class
public static void main(String[] args) { //begin main method
//create scanner instance
//assign input as variable
Scanner input = new Scanner ( System.in);
//create variables
String fName;
String lName;
double salary;
//generate 2 new instance of Employee class
//assign variable myEmployee1 and myEmployee2 to new instance
Employee myEmployee1 = new Employee();
Employee myEmployee2 = new Employee();
///////////////////////////////////////////
////// Begin Employee 1 Section //////////
/////////////////////////////////////////
//Get Employee1 info
//assign employee1 info to variables
System.out.print("Enter first name for employee 1: ");
fName = input.nextLine(); // get employee1 first name
System.out.print("Enter last name for employee 1: ");
lName = input.nextLine(); // get employee1 last name
System.out.print("Enter salary for employee 1: ");
salary = input.nextDouble();
if (salary < 0) {
salary = 0.00;
}
//set employee1 info
myEmployee1.setFName(fName);
myEmployee1.setLName(lName);
myEmployee1.setSalary(salary);
/////////////////////////////////////////
////// End Employee 1 Section //////////
///////////////////////////////////////
///////////////////////////////////////////
////// Begin Employee 2 Section //////////
/////////////////////////////////////////
//Get Employee2 info
//assign employee2 info to variables
System.out.print("Enter first name for employee 2: ");
fName = input.nextLine(); // get employee2 first name
System.out.print("Enter last name for employee 2: ");
lName = input.nextLine(); // get employee2 last name
System.out.print("Enter salary for employee 2: ");
salary = input.nextDouble();
if (salary < 0) {
salary = 0.00;
}
//set employee2 info
myEmployee2.setFName(fName);
myEmployee2.setLName(lName);
myEmployee2.setSalary(salary);
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////	
////// End Employee 2 Section //////////
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//display employee1 info to terminal
System.out.printf("1 - Employee First Name, Last Name, Salary: %s, %s, %.2f", myEmployee1.getFName(), myEmployee1.getLName(), myEmployee1.getSalary());
//display employee2 info to terminal
System.out.printf("2 - Employee First Name, Last Name, Salary: %s, %s, %.2f", myEmployee2.getFName(), myEmployee2.getLName(), myEmployee2.getSalary());
///new code
//find if user wants to make changes to user
System.out.print("Would you like to make changes to any employees? ");
changeInfo = input.next();
System.out.println("Which employee would you like to change? ");
changeEmployee = input.nextInt();
//either run employee1, employee2 or exit based on users decision to change employee
if(changeInfo == "true" && changeEmployee == 1) {
///////////////////////////////////////////
////// Rerun Employee 1 Section //////////
/////////////////////////////////////////
//Get Employee1 info
//assign employee1 info to variables
System.out.print("Enter first name for employee 1: ");
fName = input.nextLine(); // get employee1 first name
System.out.print("Enter last name for employee 1: ");
lName = input.nextLine(); // get employee1 last name
System.out.print("Enter salary for employee 1: ");
salary = input.nextDouble();
input.nextLine(); // used to clear buffer of carriage return after nextDouble
//if salary is less than zero, set to 0.00
if (salary < 0) {
salary = 0.00;
}
//set employee1 info
myEmployee1.setFName(fName);
myEmployee1.setLName(lName);
myEmployee1.setSalary(salary);
/////////////////////////////////////////
////// End Rerun Employee 1 Section /////
////////////////////////////////////////
}
else if(changeInfo == "true" && changeEmployee == 2) {
///////////////////////////////////////////
////// Rerun Employee 2 Section //////////
/////////////////////////////////////////
//Get Employee2 info
//assign employee2 info to variables
System.out.print("Enter first name for employee 2: ");
fName = input.nextLine(); // get employee2 first name
System.out.print("Enter last name for employee 2: ");
lName = input.nextLine(); // get employee2 last name
System.out.print("Enter salary for employee 2: ");
salary = input.nextDouble();
input.nextLine();
//if salary is less than zero, set to 0.00
if (salary < 0) {
salary = 0.00;
}
//set employee2 info
myEmployee2.setFName(fName);
myEmployee2.setLName(lName);
myEmployee2.setSalary(salary);
///////////////////////////////////////////////
////// End Rerun Employee 2 Section //////////
//////////////////////////////////////////////
}
else {
System.out.println("Thank you and have a wonderful day!");
}
//output updated employee info
//display employee1 info to terminal
System.out.printf("1 - Employee First Name, Last Name, Salary: %s, %s, %.2f\n", myEmployee1.getFName(), myEmployee1.getLName(), myEmployee1.getSalary());
//display employee2 info to terminal
System.out.printf("2 - Employee First Name, Last Name, Salary: %s, %s, %.2f", myEmployee2.getFName(), myEmployee2.getLName(), myEmployee2.getSalary());
}//end main method
} // end employee test class

Employee.java

public class Employee { //begin Employee class
private String fName, lName; //access restricted String variables
private double salary; // access restricted data type double for salary
//setter for fName
public void setFName(String fName) {
this.fName = fName;
}
//getter for fName
public String getFName() {
return this.fName;
}
//setter for lName
public void setLName(String lName) {
this.lName = lName;
}
//getter for lName
public String getLName() {
return this.lName;
}
//setter for salary
public void setSalary(double salary) {
this.salary = salary;
}
//getter for salary
public double getSalary() {
return this.salary;
}
}//end Employee class

Output

Enter salary for employee 1: 20000
Enter first name for employee 2: james
Enter last name for employee 2: green
Enter salary for employee 2: 10000
1 - Employee First Name, Last Name, Salary: lee, bron, 20000.00
2 - Employee First Name, Last Name, Salary: james, green, 10000.00
Would you like to make changes to any employees? true
Which employee would you like to change? 
1
Thank you and have a wonderful day!
1 - Employee First Name, Last Name, Salary: lee, bron, 20000.00
2 - Employee First Name, Last Name, Salary: james, green, 10000.00

Thanks in advance for any help.

        System.out.print("Enter salary for employee 1: ");
        salary = input.nextDouble();
        input.nextLine(); // <---

        if (salary < 0) {
            salary = 0.00;
        }

nextDouble is only going to grab a number, leaving an extra carriage return in buffer. You can clear it with a nextLine.