Robert Reich hardly fits the conventional mold of secretary of labor,in fact, he might more properly be named secretary of the workplace.A fast-talking intellectual who has been controversial when writingabout economics, Reich is a strong advocate of the working person.He believes the fate of the economy lies not with corporations butwith laborers' skills.
Reich is 46 and a friend of President-elect Clinton's since theysailed off to Oxford University and then attended Yale Law Schooltogether, and his ideas formed the basis for many of the economicproposals in the campaign.
The reaction from organized labor to Reich was swift andoverwhelmingly favorable. Reviews …
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