Is it permissible to take a commission from private ambulance companies in exchange for directing uninsured individuals to them, with the company's knowledge and consent?

For the commission to be permissible, the company's management must authorize it, and the commission should not be deducted from the agreed-upon salary, so as not to lead to ambiguity regarding the salary. It is not required for the service requesters to know that the commission is specifically for the employee. This is permissible as long as the employee does not violate the company's terms and the company consents. However, if the work is performed outside official working hours, the aforementioned conditions are not required. The commission falls under the permissible broker's fee.