International Trade Unions are organizations that represent workers' interests across national borders. They aim to improve working conditions, wages, and rights for employees in various industries. By collaborating with local unions, these international bodies can advocate for labor rights on a global scale, addressing issues like exploitation and unfair labor practices. These unions often engage in collective bargaining and lobbying efforts to influence policies that affect workers worldwide. They also provide support during strikes and disputes, helping to unify workers' voices. Notable examples include the International Trade Union Confederation and the Global Union Federations, which focus on specific sectors like education and transportation.