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# Group Tags
In **equipme**, tags can be assigned not only to individual employees but also to entire groups. When a group has one or more tags assigned, all employees who belong to that group automatically inherit those tags. This applies to both departments and other types of groups.
**Purpose of Group Tags**
Tags help define which services and offers are visible to employees in the marketplace. Assigning tags at the group level allows for a more consistent and efficient way to manage visibility - without the need to set tags manually for each individual.
**Behavior and Inheritance**
* Tags can be added to a group when it is created or edited.
* Employees assigned to that group will automatically receive those tags.
* Inherited tags cannot be removed from the employee profile directly, as they are tied to the group.
* Employee-specific tags (manually added) remain unaffected and are treated separately.
* A **bulk editing tool** is available to manage tags across multiple groups at once, allowing tags to be added or removed in one action.
**Group Assignments in the Employee Profile**
In the employee profile, both department and group assignments are displayed to give a complete overview of where the employee belongs. Group membership can be managed through the group settings but is not editable directly within the employee profile.
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