Table of Contents

Letter from Our Chairman

and CEO
Successes and Challenges
Organizational Profile
Report Profile
Our Citizenship & Sustainability
Materiality Assessment Process
Advancing Human Health
and Well-Being
Leading a Dynamic and
Growing Business Responsibly
Quality & Safety
of Products
Customer
Satisfaction
Ethical
Performance

Employee
Recruitment,
Development &
Retention
Compensation

Compliance

Employee
Diversity
& Inclusion

Transparency

Job Creation

Governance

Political
Contributions,
Public Policy
& Lobbying

Supply Chain
& Supplier
Management
Human Rights
Financial
Performance
HealthConscious, Safe
Employees
Workplace
Health & Safety
Labor Practices
& Workforce

Intellectual
Property
Data Protection
& Privacy

C
 onsumer Business: Our Johnson & Johnson
Family of Consumer Companies created the Care
to Recycle awareness campaign to engage
consumers to remember to recycle personal
care products after research showed that many
Americans are not recycling in the bathroom. In
fact, 40 percent of Americans report recycling
no bathroom items at all. Among the reasons
cited, 22 percent reported they had never thought
about recycling in the bathroom and 20 percent
didnt know that products in the bathroom are
recyclable. The Care to Recycle website includes
fun tips and tools to help our consumers become
better recyclers. It also provides links to program
partners, including Recyclebank, where people
can earn rewards after learning about recycling;
Keep America Beautiful and its America Recycles
Day program; and Earth 911, which provides a
recycling locator where individuals can find out
what they can recycle and where.
For more information on our stakeholder groups
engaged by the organization, approaches to
stakeholder engagement, and key stakeholder
topics and concerns and our response, see
Stakeholder Engagement on our website.

Care to Recycle

Care to Recyle, a bathroom recycling initiative of the Johnson & Johnson

Family of Consumer Companies, is celebrating its one-year anniversary.
Our social media campaign was the first recycling awareness campaign of
its kind to be hosted exclusivley on Tumblr.
Over

450,000
people
viewed our videos
We received over

95,500
pledges
from consumers to
commit to recycling
bathroom products

G4-24, G4-26, G4-27

Stakeholder
Engagement
Philanthropy
Community
Engagement
& Volunteerism

We had

3 million +
page views

We introduced the

Stewarding a Healthy
Environment
Healthy Future 2015 Goals
Progress
Data Summary

Care to Recycle
mark on products
that meet recyclability
guidelines

United Nations Global Compact

Global Reporting Initiative
(GRI) Index
Our Credo
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2014 Citizenship and Sustainability Report

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