Workers at the Alexander Dennis factories in Camelon and Larbert have accepted a new pay offer.
The deal will see a 7.7% rise for workers.
It means planned strike action has now been cancelled.
Sharon Graham, Unite general secretary said: “By standing together, Unite's members at ADL have nearly doubled their pay deal. They have accepted this improvement so the planned strikes are now off.
"Unite is determined to improve the jobs, pay and conditions of our members and this pay deal at ADL confirms our determination to achieve this goal.”
Pat Egan, Unite industrial officer, said: “Unite is pleased to have secured a wage deal for our members at ADL. Our members stood strong and forced the employer back to the negotiating table. We have also secured a number of further commitments from ADL, including a new bonus structure, which will further boost take home pay.”
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