Well let me tell you a funny story.
The AUX route did get credit. That's good.
My route did not. I had nearly 70 days worth of DPS<400. I documented every single one, with the dates, the totals, and the comprehensive guide section explaining how we should be credited in my dispute.
Months later I get the dispute back "NO ACTION TAKEN."
I contact my DR, who handled all of the disputes and signed off on this one, and she told me that my evaluation was correct and it is automatically added. She said it was just so small that I might not notice. I told her that the spot on the 4241m under CASE DPS LETTERS had a ZERO in it. She said that didn't matter. She said it was worked into other places. I told her that the AUX had a number in that spot and it was like 70 minutes.
I sent her the info of a DR just one state over that DID win this dispute and got carriers credited. She said that it was a different district and a different USPS manager and they must have allowed it. After I pushed back on that and emailed Shirley Baffa, who did not reply, she sent back an email saying that there is a national level dispute because the USPS is claiming that we need to have <400 pieces each day for an entire week to get credit. I said that is BS and sent the Comprehensive Guide section once again.
I asked, "if this is an issue Nationally, where they are ignoring the Guide, shouldn't it be a class action grievance? No response.
So, to recap: I got denied credit for almost 70 days of DPS<400. I was told by the DR that signed off on all the disputes "NO ACTION" that I was wrong. I pressed the issue. The DR finally found out that there was a National issue....too bad she signed off for everyone in my district. Shirley Baffa refuses to help. Now I get no response asking if it should be a class action grievance.
Nothing changes....