FLENDER GRAFFENSTADEN
SIREN 327095642
No insolvency procedure
No collective procedure published in the BODACC window loaded by Solvenda. Monitoring continues daily.
Index not calculable
Index non calculable : effectifs insuffisants sur les indicateurs, statut à part
- Score published : not calculable (edition 2025)
- Headcount band : 251 à 999
- Sector : Industrie manufacturière
- Department : Bas-Rhin
Source: Gender Equality Index published by the French Ministry of Labour, Open Licence 2.0. Absence from an edition may also mean the company left the obligation.
3 agreement(s) filed, 2 with a term date
| Agreement | Theme | Term |
|---|---|---|
| ACCORD | Autres dispositions Egalité professionnelle | 1005 days (2029-05-31) |
| Avenant à l'accord d'entreprise réduction-aménagement du temps de travail "projet 35 heures" | Aménagement du temps de travail (modulation, annualisation, cycles) | 123 days (2026-12-31) |
| PV Accord suite NAO | Evolution des salaires (augmentation, gel, diminution) | no term |
Source: ACCO database of company agreements, DILA and Légifrance, Open Licence 2.0.
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Is FLENDER GRAFFENSTADEN in insolvency proceedings?
No collective procedure is published in the BODACC for SIREN 327095642 in the window loaded by Solvenda. This is not a solvency guarantee; monitoring continues daily.
Does the absence of a BODACC procedure guarantee solvency?
No. It only proves no insolvency procedure is published to date. Continuous monitoring by SIREN remains necessary.
What is the gender equality index of FLENDER GRAFFENSTADEN?
FLENDER GRAFFENSTADEN published a score of not calculable for the 2025 edition. Below 75, a company has three years to correct, failing which a penalty of up to 1% of payroll may apply.
Does FLENDER GRAFFENSTADEN have collective agreements?
3 company agreement(s) filed by FLENDER GRAFFENSTADEN appear in the public ACCO database, of which 1 reach their term within twelve months.