This Association was registered in 1936.The Association pursued its declared objectives but it could not “negotiate” with the employers. It presented petitions for the removal of wage cuts, the improvement of Estate housing, education facilities and the introduction of a provident fund. It found ways and means to assist the unemployed members and conducted educational courses for its members.The Association was determined to organize the staff and to spread the importance of unionism among employees, educate the members and to draw the employers’ attention to the problems and sufferings of the estate staff. It produced in 1938 a monthly journal named “AMEASAN”.