Ms. Lee Clarke

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  and Local 372 President Veronica Montgomery-Costa with DC 37 Safety Dept. Director Lee Clarke.
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  Lee Clarke, director of DC 37's Safety and Health Dept. and a NYCOSH board member, presented the award to Local 372 President Veronica Montgomery-Costa.
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  "The food service workers and the work that they do tends to go unnoticed," Clarke said.

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  Safety and Health Dept. Director Lee Clarke led a workshop on Workers’ Comp reform outlining recent improvements.

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  According to union experts, including DC 37’s Lee Clarke, the city is trying to avoid the “power sharing” involved in getting union input to protect members’ safety.

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  District Council 37 Safety and Health Director Lee Clarke explained in a phone interview that even before the workplace violence statute became law, safety and health issues were routinely negotiated by unions and public employers.
  
  'City Doesn't Want Us Involved'
  
  "It's really clear that the City of New York certainly does not want the unions to be part of the process of conducting workplace assessments," Ms. Clarke said.
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  While noting that unions' input in site-safety reviews would be helpful in protecting employees, Ms. Clarke added that the current set-up still allowed the employer to have the final say as to what regulations it imposes.
  
  "The law mandates that the employer put together a program to reduce or eliminate threats to workers," she said. "Under the law and the regulation, it's the employer's sole responsibility to do that."
  
  Ms. Clarke said she was not surprised by the Corp. Counsel's move and expected a legal challenge from the city in the future.
  
  "The city, I believe, is trying to exhaust all their administrative remedies before they go to court," she said.

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  With Lee Clarke, Director, DC 37 Occupational Safety and Health Dept.;

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  Lee Clarke, DC 37

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  Lee Clarke, director of health and safety for District Council 37, the city's largest public employees' union, said Mr. Giuliani used "very, very poor judgment" in rushing to reopen the financial district without watching out for the workers who cheered him at ground zero.
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  Ms. Clarke said that if those workers found themselves in a meeting with Mr. Giuliani today, "a number of them would be standing up, wanting a piece of Rudy."

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  While the Department of Labor collects aggregate data on public-sector accidents, it doesn't track workers' comp payouts, explained Lee Clarke, director of safety and health for District Council 37, the city's largest public employee union."It's not their job," she said.But without that information, she added, the city has no way of managing its risk.

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  Leonard A. Clarke, MS
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  Leonard Clarke, MPA
  
  Lenny served as Community Superintendent for District Sixteen and Deputy Superintendent for District Six in the New York City schools.As the instructional leader, his responsibility and authority extended to all management and administrative operations of the districts, including budgeting, facilities, pupil personnel, zoning, research, personnel matters, curriculum development and coordination.He has had responsibility for all staff development activities for principals, assistant principals, teachers, and paraprofessional staff members.
  
  Some of Lenny's greatest interests centered on strategic planning for increased and improved delivery of instruction to all students.In his high level positions, he championed the integration of multi-cultural education with a variety of curricular areas, and ensured that the teaching staff was trained to achieve said integration.He also worked closely with staff to support and coordinate bilingual and English as a Second Language efforts.
  
  During his tenure as the Director of the Office of Technical Assistance and Support, Lenny provided leadership and supervision to staff and programs such as: Comprehensive School Improvement and Planning (CSIP), Chapter 53 Screening, Attendance Improvement/Dropout Prevention, Students in Temporary Housing and Promotional Policy.He ensured qualitative program reviews and coordinated the delivery of technical assistance to schools by assigning, prescribing and implementing instructional services.He also coordinated all technical assistance for schools identified by the NYS Commissioner and/or the Chancellor (CAR, SUR, SNA, SUR).
  
  Lenny's most recent position has been as consultant to the Office of Parent Advocacy and Engagement, coordinating training for parent members of District Parent Training Teams.He has served as an Adjunct Associate Professor at the City College and at Medgar Evers College, City University of New York, and received his own BA and MS degrees, and an Advanced Certificate in Administration and Supervision at CCNY.

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  Leona Hull, Heyward’s sister, joined DC 37 Safety and Health Director Lee Clarke and a union delegation in Washington March 31 as members of the New York Congressional delegation pressed to pass legislation on behalf of the victims of 9/11.

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