Association Mutuelle des Employés de Commerce et d'Industrie du Sud-Vietnam (fl. c. 1946 - 1960), initially the Association Mutuelle des Employés de Commerce et d'Industrie du Cochinchine, was an unaffiliated trade union based in Saigon primarily for French colonists. Unlike other trade unions active in Indochina/ South Vietnam at the time, the organization did not have an affiliation with any Communist or Socialist movement, or the powerful Confédération Générale du Travail. Their affiliation with the Chambre de Commerce suggests they were a politically moderate union of skilled professionals.