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Step It Up Charleston! Follow-up Study
Date
August 30, 2015
$20
Standard Price
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Join nearly 6,000 public works professionals in Phoenix as we unveil the newest equipment and breakthrough technologies and bring you an unparalleled education track covering the entire gamut of publc works…
Charleston County, South Carolina issued pedometers to employees asking them to keep track of steps taken in both work and leisure time. Daily goals were set and awards for most steps per week and consistent goal achievement were given. Results of the pilot study were promising and Charleston County opted to make adjustments to length of study time, pedometer choice, and data collecting resulting in a longer study. Learn how using incentives and competition can improve employee health and morale.
Speakers
James R. Neal, PE,PWLF
Public Works Director, Charleston County
Principal, Academic Research Rx LLC
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