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RMT members vote overwhelmingly to accept pay offers ending long-running national rail dispute
- Members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport union voted overwhelmingly to accept a new pay deal, lifting the threat of further train strikes.
- Almost 99% of train company members approved the deal, while 88% of Network Rail workers supported their pay rise.
- Transport Secretary Louise Haigh stated this vote is crucial for fixing railways and ensuring a more reliable service.
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Rail workers end long-running pay dispute as they accept deal after years of strikes
After several years of strikes and protests, rail workers have voted an overwhelming 'yes' to the new Network Rail offer that came into force when Labour took power.
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