Inside the $500k ‘confidentiality agreement’ a Sydney dentist used to silence female job applicants he molested during ‘training’ sessions at his family practice
A Sydney dentist reportedly used a $500,000 confidentiality agreement to silence female job applicants after molesting them during so-called "training" sessions at his family dental practice. The case highlights allegations of a professional exploiting recruitment processes to abuse women under the guise of workplace induction, with a large payout apparently used to prevent victims from speaking out.
The practice reportedly involved the dentist, named Maged Farag, conducting inappropriate physical examinations, including skin checks, on women applying for jobs at his practice, before using the financial settlement to keep the allegations confidential. The full article text was not available for further detail.
- Sydney dentist accused of molesting female job applicants during "training"
- $500,000 confidentiality agreement allegedly used to silence victims
- Abuse reportedly disguised as workplace induction, including skin checks