Members of The Unite Union have accepted a pay offer with London Underground.
The deal sees pay increase by between 5.8% and 11%, with the lowest paid grades receiving the largest increase.
However, the union says that there are still issues with Transport for London, which it remains in dispute over.
Unite general secretary Sharon Graham said: “This was an important pay deal which was secured by workers standing firm and ensuring an improved offer was made.
“Unite always prioritises the job, pay and conditions of its members and is why the union will always give its full support to other workers on London's transport network who fully deserve a fair pay increase.”
Unite regional secretary for London and Eastern Steve O'Donnell said: “This pay deal was an important step forward but it is far from the end of the road. Unite will ensure that TfL and the Mayor's office, make decent pay offers for all public sector transport workers in London.”
