Describe the significance of the transnational labor organizations in the EU

What will be an ideal response?

Several transnational labor organizations have been set up as coordinating bodies by municipal labor unions. They are designed to encourage cooperative action, to support national organizations, and to advocate the rights of workers before regional IGOs. Two reasonably successful examples are the International Secretariat of the World Auto Council and the European Confederation of Trade Unions. In addition to exchanging information about labor conditions and advocating labor issues, transnational labor organizations have been actively involved in collecting and disbursing solidarity funds to support national labor actions.