Pollard moved to Trinidad in 1964, but returned to Belize in 1966 and took back leadership of the union.
This caused resentment among its other leaders, and in 1968 he left, forming the short-lived rival union, Democratic Independent.
It was a member of the International Trade Union Confederation, but withdrew in November 2009.
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