By . Steve Nolan . PUBLISHED: . 05:12 EST, 16 August 2013 . | . UPDATED: . 07:55 EST, 16 August 2013 . A manager at the prestigious New York Athletic Club allegedly demanded sexual favours from female employees in return for prime hours and weekends off, according to court papers. It is claimed that banquet supervisor Nesim Zuberi, 45, 'had his own harem' of female employees at the Manhattan club and took photographs and videos of encounters with them to show to co-workers. Mr Zuberi is also said to have shown pictures of his penis to colleagues and images of him and his wife involved in a sexual act with a 'Russian lady', according to the papers seen by the New York Post. Claims: Nesim Zuberi is alleged to have had his own 'harem' of female employees at the New York Athletics Club, pictured . The papers claimed that he asked female staff to join him in late night orgies in exchange for plum work assignments. Lawyer for Keisi Ballenilla, a former employee of the club who was sole plaintiff in the related 2011 lawsuit said: 'Zuberi had (and possibly still has) his own harem made up of vulnerable female club employees).' Ballenilla made the claims in a deposition made earlier this year and seen by the Post. She claimed that at least five employees were involved in the trysts, with one female banquet server allegedly pressured into having sex with Mr Zuberi. The woman involved was also said to be involved in a sexual relationship with a Catholic priest at the time. Exclusive: Annual membership of the prestigious club costs $3,000 to maintain after an $8,500 joining fee . According to the deposition, Ms Ballenilla claims that she was coerced into having sex with Zuberi on a billiard table at the club. She also alleges that in 2009, while pregnant with her daughter, Mr Zuberi still demanded sex. But the club has fiercely denied the allegations. NYAC spokesman James O'Brien told the Post: 'As soon as the lawsuit was filed, our outside legal counsel conducted an exhaustive investigation and concluded that the allegations were without merit.' Mr Zuberi also strenously denied the allegations, telling the paper: 'Listen, there's no truth to any of this.' Alumni: Four time Olympic discus champion Al Oerter was a member of N.Y.A.C . The New York Athletic Club was founded in 1868 and has approximately 8,600 members. Its main location is at 1800 Central Park South in Manhattan, a few blocks from the Plaza Hotel and the designer stores of 5th Avenue. There is a summer location for the club on Travers Island in Westchester County - an exclusive outpost nestled among upstate mansions and marinas packed with yachts. The club's long-established reputation as a haven of classy R&R has turned it into a renowned facet of the glamorous New York City lifestyle. In season four of Mad Men, Don Draper (played by John Hamm) is seen doing laps of the pool at the New York Athletic Club - and later smoking under the awnings and ogling women walking by. Real-life members of the NYAC include Robert Ripley who created the tourist attraction Ripley's Believe It or Not! Other notable members were Broadway star George M Cohan, four-time Olympic discus champion Al Oerter, wrestler Bruce Baumgartner and polo player Wolf Wigo. The Central Park building has 24-floors, two restaurants, one cocktail lounge, a library, ballroom and eight floors of guest rooms for members. Members have won 230 Olympic Games Medals - including 120 gold. Forty former members competed at the Beijing Olympics and brought home 16 medals.  It costs $8,500 to join and to retain membership costs $3,000 annually.
A lawsuit has been filed against Nesim Zuberi of the New York Athletic Club .
Ex-employee Keisi Ballenilla has claimed sexual harassment against him .
Both Mr Zuberi and the prestigious club have denied the allegations .
By . Steve Nolan . PUBLISHED: . 05:12 EST, 16 August 2013 . | . UPDATED: . 07:55 EST, 16 August 2013 . A manager at the prestigious New York Athletic Club allegedly demanded sexual favours from female employees in return for prime hours and weekends off, according to court papers. It is claimed that banquet supervisor Nesim Zuberi, 45, 'had his own harem' of female employees at the Manhattan club and took photographs and videos of encounters with them to show to co-workers. Mr Zuberi is also said to have shown pictures of his penis to colleagues and images of him and his wife involved in a sexual act with a 'Russian lady', according to the papers seen by the New York Post. Claims: Nesim Zuberi is alleged to have had his own 'harem' of female employees at the New York Athletics Club, pictured . The papers claimed that he asked female staff to join him in late night orgies in exchange for plum work assignments. Lawyer for Keisi Ballenilla, a former employee of the club who was sole plaintiff in the related 2011 lawsuit said: 'Zuberi had (and possibly still has) his own harem made up of vulnerable female club employees).' Ballenilla made the claims in a deposition made earlier this year and seen by the Post. She claimed that at least five employees were involved in the trysts, with one female banquet server allegedly pressured into having sex with Mr Zuberi. The woman involved was also said to be involved in a sexual relationship with a Catholic priest at the time. Exclusive: Annual membership of the prestigious club costs $3,000 to maintain after an $8,500 joining fee . According to the deposition, Ms Ballenilla claims that she was coerced into having sex with Zuberi on a billiard table at the club. She also alleges that in 2009, while pregnant with her daughter, Mr Zuberi still demanded sex. But the club has fiercely denied the allegations. NYAC spokesman James O'Brien told the Post: 'As soon as the lawsuit was filed, our outside legal counsel conducted an exhaustive investigation and concluded that the allegations were without merit.' Mr Zuberi also strenously denied the allegations, telling the paper: 'Listen, there's no truth to any of this.' Alumni: Four time Olympic discus champion Al Oerter was a member of N.Y.A.C . The New York Athletic Club was founded in 1868 and has approximately 8,600 members. Its main location is at 1800 Central Park South in Manhattan, a few blocks from the Plaza Hotel and the designer stores of 5th Avenue. There is a summer location for the club on Travers Island in Westchester County - an exclusive outpost nestled among upstate mansions and marinas packed with yachts. The club's long-established reputation as a haven of classy R&R has turned it into a renowned facet of the glamorous New York City lifestyle. In season four of Mad Men, Don Draper (played by John Hamm) is seen doing laps of the pool at the New York Athletic Club - and later smoking under the awnings and ogling women walking by. Real-life members of the NYAC include Robert Ripley who created the tourist attraction Ripley's Believe It or Not! Other notable members were Broadway star George M Cohan, four-time Olympic discus champion Al Oerter, wrestler Bruce Baumgartner and polo player Wolf Wigo. The Central Park building has 24-floors, two restaurants, one cocktail lounge, a library, ballroom and eight floors of guest rooms for members. Members have won 230 Olympic Games Medals - including 120 gold. Forty former members competed at the Beijing Olympics and brought home 16 medals.  It costs $8,500 to join and to retain membership costs $3,000 annually.
2013 . A manager at the prestigious New York is claimed that banquet supervisor Nesim Zuberi, Keisi Ballenilla, a former employee of the club Mr Zuberi still demanded sex. But the club has fiercely denied the allegations. NYAC spokesman pool at the New York Athletic Club - and later