A WOMAN awarded £19,000 by a tribunal after her sexist boss branded her a "fatty" and a "prostitute" may never receive a penny after his firm folded.
Aishah Zaman, 35, was awarded the payout in October after she was barraged with derogatory comments and sexual advances from Shahzad Younas at textiles firm Knightsbridge Furnishing in East Kilbride.
Married Younas called the Glasgow woman "motee" Punjabi for "fatty" - and said he wanted "slim smart girls".
He also told her to stop DJing at night as it was the "work of prostitutes" and offered to buy her a Mercedes-Benz car, telling her: "I fancy you."
An employment judge ruled Younas and his firm were jointly responsible for the sexual harassment.
But Knightsbridge was liquidated at the start of 2023 and Younas is believed to be in his native Pakistan, leaving sheriff officers with limited power to enforce a payout.
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