LinkedIn group participants can manage member removal effectively by understanding role-based permissions and their impact on group access.
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Group owners can remove members, managers, and other owners from the group.
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Group managers can remove group members, but not owners or other managers.
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Group members can’t remove anyone in the group. However, they can request group owners and managers to remove a group member.
When you remove a group member:
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They can still access the group homepage.
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They can still request to join the group again.
Removing a member from a group is only effective within the group and doesn’t remove the connection between the group owner or manager.
To remove a group member:
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Click Groups from the left pane of your LinkedIn homepage.
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Select the applicable group from Your groups list.
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Click Manage group on the top left rail.
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From the Members section, locate the member you want to remove.
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Click the
More icon next to the member’s name. -
Click either Remove from group.
Optional: Select the Delete all posts and comments from [member name] checkbox if you want to remove their content. This action can’t be undone and it may take up to 24 hours to delete all posts and comments.
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Click Confirm.
To remove a group member:
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Tap your profile picture.
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Select the applicable group from the list.
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Tap Manage group on the top of the screen.
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Tap Manage membership and locate the member you want to remove.
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Tap the
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Tap Remove from group.
Optional: Select the Delete all posts and comments from [member name] checkbox if you want to remove their content. This action can’t be undone and it may take up to 24 hours to delete all posts and comments.
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Tap Remove.
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