Irish Company Now Paying Employees' Salaries in Bitcoin

Irish Company Now Paying Employees' Salaries in Bitcoin

GSM Solutions' Managing Director Alan Donohoe has responded to our email, explaining that the employees who are receiving part of their pay in bitcoin work in the head office: "We believed it best to start with our head office where we have five employees who work with bitcoin on a daily basis, so they understood the importance of this step in the evolution of bitcoin in Ireland." He adds that: "Paying our staff in bitcoin is another step in the direction of helping to extend the bitcoin ecosystem into our economy." An Irish company has begun paying its employees' salaries in bitcoin.....


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