Global Workers' Rights refer to the fundamental rights and protections that all workers should have, regardless of where they are employed. These rights include fair wages, safe working conditions, the right to organize and join unions, and protection against discrimination and exploitation. Organizations like the International Labour Organization (ILO) work to promote and uphold these rights worldwide. Many countries have laws that support workers' rights, but enforcement can vary significantly. Globalization has led to increased attention on labor practices, as multinational companies are often scrutinized for their treatment of workers in different countries. Efforts to improve global workers' rights continue through advocacy, policy changes, and international agreements.