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NJ Transit, engineers reach deal to end strike

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NJ Transit extends ticket expiration dates after strike by engineers

For passengers with May NJ Transit rail monthly passes, the expiration date will be extended to June 4, meaning they’ll be valid for travel through that date.

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NJ Transit strike ends as engineers approve new deal. Here's when train service will resume.

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NJ Transit resumes rail services after tentative contract reached to end strike with engineers

NJ Transit strike to end, train service to resume Tuesday

NJ Transit and the engineers' union reached a tentative agreement Sunday on a new contract, ending the three-day transit strike -- and an anticipated week of headache for 100,000 daily riders.

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Strike by New Jersey Transit train engineers leaves some 100,000 commuters in the lurch

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Tentative deal ends NJ Transit strike with full service to resume Tuesday, officials say

NJ Transit Strike Ends After Agency, Engineers Make Deal

After prolonged wage negotiations, New Jersey Transit and train engineers reached an agreement on Sunday evening — but not before triggering a transit strike that paralyzed travel between New Jersey a...

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New Jersey Transit and Engineers’ Union Agree to Deal to End Strike

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NJ Transit rail services resume

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New Jersey Transit reaches tentative deal with engineers union that could end strike

Negotiators for New Jersey Transit and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen (BLET), the union representing 450 striking engineers, have reached a tentative<a class="excerpt-read-more"

How Much Do New Jersey Transit Engineers Make, and How Big a Raise Are They Seeking?

The striking engineers have complained that their counterparts at other railroads that serve New York City earn at least $10 more per hour.

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New Jersey on the brink of its biggest railroad strike in more than 40 years

The New Jersey Transit board on Wednesday night pushed the Garden State to the brink of its first major rail strike since 1983, adjourning their monthly meeting without cutting a deal with the agency’s locomotive engineer union.