WORKERS in the tourism industry are divided over who should represent them in next week’s salary negotiations.

The National Employment Council for the tourism industry set April 26 as the date for salary negotiations in the sector where tour and safari operators have proposed reducing workers’ salaries citing weak performance by the industry.

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