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NJ Transit Strike Ends: Tentative Agreement Reached

A tentative agreement ending New Jersey's first statewide transit strike in over 40 years was reached, impacting 350,000 commuters; train service will resume Tuesday, following a three-day shutdown due to a dispute over wages for train engineers.

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NJ Transit Engineers Strike Cripples Commuter Rail, Disrupts Major Events

New Jersey Transit engineers launched a strike Friday morning, crippling the state's commuter rail service due to a failed contract negotiation, affecting 100,000 daily riders and disrupting events such as upcoming concerts at MetLife Stadium.

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NJ Transit Faces Potential Strike, $1.363 Billion Cost

Negotiations between New Jersey Transit and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen (BLET) have stalled, threatening a strike on May 16 that could disrupt service for 350,000 commuters and cost New Jersey taxpayers $1.363 billion over five years. The union demands an average salary of $...

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NJ Transit Engineers Strike Disrupts Commuters

New Jersey Transit train engineers commenced a strike on Friday, halting commuter trains and leaving hundreds of thousands of commuters scrambling for alternative transportation due to failed contract negotiations despite 11th-hour talks and a previously proposed deal.

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NJ Transit Faces Potential Strike Amidst Engineer Wage Dispute

Facing a potential strike Friday, NJ Transit, the nation's third-largest transit system, warned 350,000 commuters of severe disruptions as engineers seek a significant pay raise, averaging $170,000 annually, while the agency cites $135,000.

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