Ruling on acting as a substitute in a job in exchange for a portion of the salary

Question:
We move on to another issue via a message we received from al-Qassim, sent by a listener who identified himself by the initials (R. G. Sh). He says: I was appointed to a position, and my son is in another position, and the salary is approximately two thousand riyals. Then I obtained a position that is far from the village where I am, and the position there is also a distance of forty kilometers away. So I brought in a person for a salary of seven hundred riyals to perform my job and my son's job, but that person is not satisfied. What is the ruling on what I did? May Allah reward you with good.

Answer:
If he is not satisfied, then you have no right to force him, nor does anyone else. And if he is satisfied, then it is necessary to seek permission from your superior in the job: Does he accept this substitute for you, or does he not accept him? It is necessary to have the approval of the superior in the first job, and it is necessary to have the approval of the substitute you hired to perform your work. Yes.

The presenter: May Allah reward you with good.