Working at the Expense of Another Employee

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Question

Greetings and blessings! I was recently offered a certain position in an office that I am already familiar with from the past. My acquaintance with this office tells me that if I accept the position, they will immediately dismiss the one who currently holds that position in my favor. My question is, can I now proactively approach the office owners who offered me the job even though I know for certain that the other employee will be fired because of me? Thank you very much!

Answer

Hello and good tidings!

I asked our teacher, the Gaon, Rabbi Avraham Fried, shlita, and he said that it is not appropriate to offer yourself if it is clearly at the expense of another employee.

Source

Instruction of our teacher, Rabbi, shlita

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