I pressed two buttons, and it cost me 35 cents to complete the transaction within three minutes. There are many individuals with significant financial resources who have grown weary of traditional banks. This is precisely why Bitcoin can be utilized as a means of payment for salaries, as there are numerous people with substantial funds who wish to avoid being involved in the complex systems, whether they are involved in illicit activities or are law-abiding citizens. Unfortunately, banks tend to disapprove of my attempt to transfer my money.

That will be very much interesting but how is it possible to use bitcoin to pay salaries of workers because it only 0.001% just imaginative figure of countries accepting bitcoin in the world so such thing will not happen for now and if it happened, it will be years to come and not now.

it will not be a good experience for low paying job because Bitcoin has a  transaction fees who is around $1+ but when people get fiat money as salary directly in there hand  then he can use a properly without any transaction fees. but if people accept payment as Bitcoin So it will be a digital method but we don't know if it will be liked by everyone because everything has its fans as well as its haters. But as a Bitcoin user it would be much better for me and I have no problem accepting it

This means that the wages a person receives will not have a fixed value if the salary is paid in Bitcoins.  Of course, this will greatly affect the economy of each country and can affect the circulation of money itself.

Then what are the results of the discussion and what can be concluded, because not all countries accept bitcoin and there are certain rules that can limit bitcoin as a commodity asset and not legal as a legal tender.

More precisely not all governments allow fiat to be replaced by bitcoin, but no one knows how it will turn out in the future, because if we say it is impossible then El Salvador has already taken that step. Maybe the approach is different and needs further adaptation on this issue, but realistically in the near future this is not possible, because there are certain limitations that may not work as quickly as we would like regarding salaries paid in bitcoins.

Regarding the issue of salary being paid with bitcoins depends on the person receiving it and maybe not everyone is willing to be paid with bitcoins for certain reasons. For example because the country they live in does not fully accept bitcoins or there is no place to buy something using bitcoins.

Having salaries being paid in Bitcoin would be one great experience depending on the country because I don't think some countries would buy the idea of paying with Bitcoin since is not acceptable.
Another problem that is stopping it from happening is the government, they won't let it go down that easy since is not like fiat that can be monitored while Bitcoin can't be monitored. The government would do everything possible not to let Bitcoin come out of the open. The idea is charming but is not going to be easy for it to happen (paying salaries with Bitcoin).

Yeah, your choice. But it doesn't mean that even if you are paid your salary in Bitcoin, you will not have the choice to sell it off immediately after receiving your payment. Although it's just an imaginary thought, even if it were to become reality, people would not be forced to hold and spend it, but for those who would still want to hold Bitcoin, it will be an advantage to them because they can only sell a little fraction of the Bitcoin for what they want to spend on and keep the rest in Bitcoin. Perhaps some people even say that they have discovered that they are able to save more in Bitcoin than in fiat because they can easily hold Bitcoin, but fiat is just something they can easily spend. If fiat salaries are replaced by Bitcoin, some people will also be happy about it.

If you get your salary in fiat you can also do this easily and quickly, and I don't think have too much of a difference between the two. You can also convert your fiat salary to bitcoin immediately upon receipt and the rest to spend.

This is the downside and also the reason I wouldn't support it. Our daily lives are tied to fiat and it would be inconvenient if our wages were bitcoin and its volatility.

I would support if it was a side job and paying in bitcoin could be a great idea. But if it's our main job and we need to use that paycheck on a daily basis, then that's not as great as many people are saying.

You still need to convert it to your own currency, even if you were paid in bitcoin. You are right; only a few merchants accept bitcoin as payment, and again, they are so few that you also don't notice them because most of the services that we pay for are in fiat. I haven't seen one that was receiving bitcoin as their main salary, but my coworker is almost doing this because we are paid via Paypal and it is banned in their country. I've tried to ask him, but he refuses, as I've seen again on TV that bitcoin is illegal.