DOLE orders work stoppage at surgical clinic amid malpractice allegations

The Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) has issued a work stoppage order against a surgical clinic amid allegations of malpractice involving a cosmetic surgeon.

In a statement, the DOLE reaffirmed its commitment to ensuring that establishments employing licensed professionals comply with workplace standards, including professional conduct, competence, and occupational safety.

The department emphasized the importance of maintaining high professional standards, particularly in workplaces where the services of licensed practitioners may affect public health and safety.

The order comes amid allegations of malpractice involving a cosmetic surgeon, although the department’s announcement did not identify the clinic or provide details of the accusations.

The DOLE reiterated that employers must comply with applicable labor and workplace safety regulations to protect workers and uphold professional standards.

Further details on the scope and duration of the work stoppage order were not provided in the announcement.

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