There's still confusion over this; from what I hear most workers are saying they'll wait for the post office to work it out rather than have to pay back money.

There's still confusion over this; from what I hear most workers are saying they'll wait for the post office to work it out rather than have to pay back money. I gather the problem is that while the regular schedule time was accounted for properly and paid, the unscheduled time, substitute routes and Sunday / holiday Amazon package deliveries and that kind of thing was completely left out. Many carriers do a lot of that class of work in addition to a scheduled route. Many folks who do a lot of that are going to be demanding verification of their pay for previous periods now too. Who knows how long they've been screwing that up? It gets insanely complicated with postmasters pretty much estimating hours and pay rates differing from person to person based on arcane rules no one really seems to know.