Welcome to EAPM International HR Day step challenge!
Visit the new website here: https://internationalhrday.org/
International HR Day is celebrating it’s 6th anniversary! In 2019, the EAPM launched International HR Day to recognise and celebrate the people profession and HR professionals all over the world.
With this challenge we invite you to join an international community, boost your wellbeing and improve the environment one step at a time. Let’s celebrate the positive impact of HR and business collaboration on working lives and performance now and in the future!
As we want to spread the word to the World, our Challenge goals are:
- To reach 1 Million steps individually during the challenge period – just 7000 steps per day!
- To walk around the World 100 times all together – this is 5000 Million steps combined.
- The challenge will take 20 weeks (140 days) –20 May to 6 October.
Let’s walk, celebrate and win!
How can you participate in the International HR Day step challenge?
- Download and Access: Get started by downloading the #walk15 app or by scanning QR code 1.
- Set Your Goal: Each participant is encouraged to cover 1 Million steps during the challenge period – approximately 7000 steps per day.
- Enter the Challenge: In the app, click on the EAPM: International HR Day 2024 Challenge banner to officially enter the challenge or by scanning QR code 2.
- Choose your team: teams are by birthday month. Choose your month!
- Invite your colleagues and friends: simply click ‘Invite’ in the app.
Additional Information for a Smooth Experience:
- Ensure your mobile phone or smartwatch is with you during walks.
- The app functions without an internet connection, except for initial setup.
- Compatible with all major smartwatches (Garmin, Apple, Samsung, Fitbit, etc.).
- Steps count for both walking and running.
- For app syncing issues, check your device’s pedometer settings or contact #walk15 support for assistance.
The challenge will last 20 weeks (140 days) – 20 May to 6 October.
Preregistration starts: 10 May (steps are not counted yet)
