Boeing factory workers have voted to end a seven-week strike by accepting a deal that includes a 38% wage increase over four years, although the company did not restore a frozen pension plan. The agreement allows Boeing to resume production, which had been halted for 53 days, and is seen as crucial for the company's financial stability. President Biden praised the deal for supporting workplace fairness. The strike was the first by Boeing machinists since 2008 and came amid a turbulent year for the company, which has faced federal investigations and financial challenges.