After weeks of nurses picketing in the freezing cold, New York City nurses concluded their biggest-ever strike last month.

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The largest nurses strike in New York City has ended after 41 days, with the final group of striking nurses voting to ratify a contract with NewYork-Presbyterian.

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Of the roughly 4,200 nurses at New York-Presbyterian, 93% voted to approve the three-year contract, according to the New York State Nurses Association. Nurses will begin returning to work this week.

Nurses at NewYork-Presbyterian overwhelmingly voted to ratify a new three-year contract on Saturday, ending the 41-day strike.

Nurses at NewYork-Presbyterian reach a tentative deal after striking, with a vote pending on workplace protections and salary increases.