it looks like a topic like this has been discussed before but has sunk....
giving salaries using Bitcoin is great because it can monitor the outflow of funds, but the relatively high fees and the volatility of prices which fluctuate rapidly are still obstacles.

Agree. However, my point is if employees disagreed on this matter, they could sue the company if it's illegal or quit their job if they don't have the choice to choose what is their preferred salary option.

And when the employees agree in bitcoin's salary, I think as long as they signed a waiver or form that they already received their compensation, there's no problem for the company.

There are no laws of Bitcoin taxation, and it would conflict with a country's taxation evasion rules. I guess to be safe, only use Fiat as payment for employees. Bitcoin has not yet not been recognized by governments as legal money so there maybe restrictions in its usage, depending on a country.

This is one of the good ideas that I've read when it comes to bitcoin adoption. Making bitcoin as a salary is really what can matters the most to those people who are educated about it. If you have an idea on what bitcoin is, then probably you know how important this cryptocurrency to someone who owns it.

It is very difficult to let people know that bitcoin can make profits, they just think that bitcoin is a scam and it doesn't have any value in the market. That's the reason why ignorant people prefers to have fiat money as a salary, because it is easy to use in buying goods, it is a real money and they are not that into the use of modern technology.

The idea is completely great Op.
But this is not new tbh.
Many micro job employees and freelancers get their payment/salary through Bitcoins.
Yes there is still some sort of steps required to make it an official way of giving salary for permanent jobs.
But in many countries still the government considered Bitcoin as illegal. So it will be really hard to make into effect to pay the permanent employees through Bitcoins.

OP, are you going to buy Bitcoin to pay your employees in Bitcoin, or do you plan on accepting Bitcoin payments to earn the coins to pay your employees?

It's better to use whatever you are using currently, don't use it if it doesn't fix any inefficiencies.

Bitcoin as a salary is not quite a good idea because not all people are knowledgable with this coin and also the marker is volatile you don't want to lose any amount of money because of this kind of volatility.

If you are an employee or a worker all you want is to have your hard work paid with the right amount and this is a fixed value.

If you make a salary with the use of the bitcoin there are some instance like

They will pay you and the market price of the coin is 12k dollars after a few minutes the market price drops into 8k this is so huge loss to you and as a worker, you don't want to have this kind of loss to the money you need to fairly pay.

Not a bitcoin payment but instead a digital payment but still in fiat currency and this is the best for now because some of them are stable and does not have too much market movement.

It depends on the country you resides if the government is allowing their citizen to use bitcoin or they prohibits on using it. If it is legal, then there is nothing to worry about. The only thing you need to make sure is if your employees are willing to accept their salary in bitcoin or if they are not.

I can accept BTC if my boss is willing to pay