Payroll

Steak ‘n Shake Adds 21¢/Hour Bitcoin Bonus for Hourly Staff

Steak ‘n Shake will pay hourly employees a 21¢-per-hour Bitcoin bonus and contribute $1,000 per child to savings, part of a broader push to embed crypto in compensation and treasury operations.

MoonPay and Deel enable stablecoin payroll for 40,000 UK and EU businesses

MoonPay has partnered with Deel to let 40,000 UK and EU businesses offer employee payments in stablecoins, expanding crypto payroll options across the region. The initiative aims to speed cross-border pay and appeal to crypto-native talent while raising tax and compliance questions.

Published at 2026-02-11 00:45:14
Steak ’n Shake to Pay Hourly Employees $0.21/hour in Bitcoin Bonuses

Steak ’n Shake will begin crediting hourly staff with a $0.21-per-hour Bitcoin bonus starting March 1, 2026, subject to a two-year vesting schedule. The program is aimed at employee retention while signalling broader crypto payroll adoption.

World App Pilots Virtual USDC Payroll Accounts in U.S.

World App has begun piloting virtual bank accounts in the United States that let users connect everyday finances to the World blockchain and use USDC for payroll-style accounts.

Published at 2025-11-20 14:17:06
Paystand Acquires Bitwage — USDC Payroll Hits the Mainstream – cover image
Paystand Acquires Bitwage — USDC Payroll Hits the Mainstream

Paystand's acquisition of Bitwage combines a $20B B2B payments engine with a crypto payroll pioneer that has moved over $400M since 2014, accelerating USDC payroll adoption. The deal could reshape how companies pay global teams and contractors with stablecoins.

Published at 2025-11-11 10:15:58
September 2025 Job Market Decline Highlights Employment Challenges Ahead – cover image
September 2025 Job Market Decline Highlights Employment Challenges Ahead

Private payrolls dropped by 32,000 jobs in September 2025, marking the steepest decline since March 2023 and the first consecutive monthly job cuts since 2020. Service sectors bore the brunt of losses, while education and health services saw gains. Wage growth for job-changers slowed, signaling cautious market conditions.