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NJ Transit Strike Ends, Rail Service To Resume Tue.

NJ Transit Strike Ends, Rail Service To Resume Tuesday

New Jersey commuters can breathe a sigh of relief. Governor Phil Murphy and NJ TRANSIT CEO Kris Kolluri announced Sunday, May 18, that a tentative agreement has been reached with the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen (BLET) — officially ending a three-day rail strike that disrupted

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NJ Transit strike ends as engineers union announces a deal

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When will NJ Transit strike end? When there’s a deal that won’t ‘blow up’ the budget, Murphy says

NJ Transit rail strike set to end after tentative deal reached, service to resume this week

The recent strike involving New Jersey Transit (NJ Transit) is set to end after a tentative agreement was reached, meaning service will be restored for over 350,000 passengers.

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New Jersey Transit train engineers reach tentative deal to end strike that halted NYC routes

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

NJ Transit strike to end, train service to resume Tuesday

The primary issue was achieving a wage increase for engineers without causing financial strain on the transit agency.

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NJ Transit, union reach deal to end historic strike

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N.J. Transit Negotiations Adjourn for the Day With No Deal in Hand

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Potential NJ Transit strike on Friday has Gov. Phil Murphy "preparing for the worst"

NJ Transit trains could stop running at 12:01 a.m. Friday if locomotive engineers go on strike over the salary increase they want.

Murphy says he’s in constant contact with NJ Transit about strike negotiations. ‘I am ... deeply involved.’

Gov. Phil Murphy said Wednesday night that he's "hoping for the best but preparing for the worst" regarding a possible NJ Transit rail strike.

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It’s not more broken: Murphy says NJ Transit better now than when he took office

NEWARK, NJ — As transit workers strike and New Jersey’s commuter rail system grinds to a halt, Gov. Phil Murphy on Friday rejected growing criticism of NJ Transit’s performance under his administration, insisting the system is “not more broken” despite widespread outages, mounting delays, and public frustration.