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We need to output HTML fragment with sections: h3 headings for sections present: About the role? The posting includes a job summary, responsibilities, requirements, benefits, pay, schedule? Let's parse. Content: - Opening paragraph: "Create Your Experience of a Lifetime! Come work and play in the mountains! ..." This is about the role/company. Could be "About the role" or "About the job". Use

About the role

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with that text. - Then bullet list of benefits: "With 40+ resorts across 3 continents, you can join our team for a season or stay to build a career. From day one, you'll receive some of the highest compensation rates in the industry, free pass(es) along with free ski and snowboard lessons, 40% retail discounts, the chance to grow through Epic Service - our leading training and development experience, and wellness benefits to fuel your success." Then later: "Hiring for our seasonal positions occurs on a rolling basis. Applications will be accepted until December 15th or until the positions are filled (whichever is first)." This is schedule? Not exactly schedule; it's application deadline. Might be considered schedule? The instruction: include Pay/Schedule/Benefits sections only if posting actually states them. We have benefits listed later: "Employee Benefits Ski/Mountain Perks! Free passes for employees, employee discounted lift tickets for friends and family AND free ski lessons MORE employee discounts on lodging, food, gear, and mountain shuttles 401(k) Retirement Plan Employee Assistance Program Excellent training and professional development Referral Program". That's benefits. Pay: "Starting Wage: $20/hr" and "The expected pay range is $20/hr." So we have pay. Schedule: "Employment Type: Winter Seasonal 2026/2027 Shift Type: Full Time and Part Time hours available". That's schedule info. Also "Minimum Age: At least 18 years of age" maybe part of requirements. Job Responsibilities list. Job Requirements list. We need to avoid boilerplate: EEO, etc. Remove. We need to not repeat job title as heading. No Job ID/requisition as heading. We need to include sections only when there is real specific content. So we can have sections: About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Benefits, Pay, Schedule. Possibly also "Job Summary"? But we can incorporate into About the role. We must not create sections with filler like "commensurate with experience". We have concrete info. We need to use

for section headings. Use

• for any list of duties/requirements/benefits. Use

  for prose. We must preserve all substantive information; do not invent or summarize away detail. We need to output only HTML fragment, no /, no markdown fences. Let's extract substantive info: About the role: The opening paragraph: "Create Your Experience of a Lifetime! Come work and play in the mountains! Whether it’s your first-time seeing snow or you were born on the slopes, joining our team means discovering (or re-discovering!) a passion for the outdoors while building lifelong connections with teammates and guests from around the world. With 40+ resorts across 3 continents, you can join our team for a season or stay to build a career." Also later: "From day one, you'll receive some of the highest compensation rates in the industry, free pass(es) along with free ski and snowboard lessons, 40% retail discounts, the chance to grow through Epic Service - our leading training and development experience, and wellness benefits to fuel your success." This could be part of benefits but also part of about role. However we have separate Benefits section later. To avoid duplication, we should keep the benefit details in Benefits section. The opening paragraph includes some benefit mentions; we could keep them in About the role but then we would duplicate. The instruction: Preserve ALL substantive information; do NOT invent or summarize away detail. If we omit those benefit mentions from About the role, we lose them unless they appear elsewhere. They appear again in Benefits section: "Employee Benefits Ski/Mountain Perks! Free passes for employees, employee discounted lift tickets for friends and family AND free ski lessons MORE employee discounts on lodging, food, gear, and mountain shuttles 401(k) Retirement Plan Employee Assistance Program Excellent training and professional development Referral Program". That covers many but not exactly "some of the highest compensation rates in the industry, free pass(es) along with free ski and snowboard lessons, 40% retail discounts, the chance to grow through Epic Service - our leading training and development experience, and wellness benefits". The Benefits section includes free passes, discounted lift tickets, free ski lessons, discounts on lodging, food, gear, shuttles, 401(k), EAP, training, referral program. It does not explicitly mention "highest compensation rates", "40% retail discounts", "Epic Service training", "wellness benefits". However "Excellent training and professional development" could cover Epic Service. "Wellness benefits" maybe not explicit. But we could keep the opening paragraph as About the role, and Benefits section as separate with its own list. That preserves all info. Thus About the role paragraph includes the first sentences plus the benefit list from day one? Actually the sentence "From day one, you'll receive some of the highest compensation rates in the industry, free pass(es) along with free ski and snowboard lessons, 40% retail discounts, the chance to grow through Epic Service - our leading training and development experience, and wellness benefits to fuel your success." That's a substantive benefit list. We could keep it in About the role, and then Benefits section could still list the specific benefits (free passes, etc). That would cause some overlap but not duplication of exact same phrases; it's okay to have overlapping info as long as we preserve all. The instruction: do not invent or summarize away detail. Overlap is fine. But we might want to avoid redundancy; but it's not prohibited. However "Prefer a few substantive sections over many thin ones." Overlap may create thin sections? Not necessarily. Better: Keep About the role as the introductory motivational paragraph (first two sentences). Then move the benefit list from day one into Benefits section, and also include the later Employee Benefits list. That way we capture all benefit details without duplication. Thus About the role: "Create Your Experience of a Lifetime! Come work and play in the mountains! Whether it’s your first-time seeing snow or you were born on the slopes, joining our team means discovering (or re-discovering!) a passion for the outdoors while building lifelong connections with teammates and guests from around the world. With 40+ resorts across 3 continents, you can join our team for a season or stay to build a career." Now Benefits: combine both benefit lists. List items: - Some of the highest compensation rates in the industry - Free pass(es) along with free ski and snowboard lessons - 40% retail discounts - Chance to grow through Epic Service - our leading training and development experience - Wellness benefits to fuel your success - Free passes for employees - Employee discounted lift tickets for friends and family - Free ski lessons - More employee discounts on lodging, food, gear, and mountain shuttles - 401(k) Retirement Plan - Employee Assistance Program - Excellent training and professional development - Referral Program Note some items may overlap: free pass(es) and free passes for employees similar; free ski lessons appears twice. We could deduplicate but must preserve all substantive info; deduplication could be considered summarizing away detail? It's not inventing, but removing duplicate info may be okay as it's not losing unique info. However the instruction: "Preserve ALL substantive information; do NOT invent or summarize away detail." Removing duplicate lines could be considered summarizing away detail (though it's same info). Safer to keep duplicates? Might be redundant but still preserves all info. However duplicates may be considered unnecessary but not violating. I'd keep them as separate items to be safe. But we can combine similar items into one bullet with more detail? That would be summarizing. Better to keep as separate bullets even if similar. Thus Benefits

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  • . Pay: Starting Wage: $20/hr; expected pay range $20/hr. We'll put in

    . Schedule: Employment Type: Winter Seasonal 2026/2027; Shift Type: Full Time and Part Time hours available. Also maybe mention hiring rolling basis and application deadline Dec 15th or until filled. That's more about hiring timeline, not schedule. Could be included in Schedule? The instruction: include Schedule section only if posting actually states them. The posting states Shift Type and Employment Type. So we can include that. Thus Schedule

    with that info. Responsibilities: list bullet points. Requirements: list bullet points. We also have "Job Summary To Learn More, please review the Benefits Eligibility Summary" - that's boilerplate/application instruction; remove. "Are you seeking fun and adventurous employment opportunities..." that's part of job summary; we could incorporate into About the role? Already have motivational. Could add as separate paragraph but it's similar. Might be considered substantive. Let's include it in About the role as additional sentence. Thus About the role paragraph: combine opening motivational and the invitation sentence. Let's craft: "Create Your Experience of a Lifetime! Come work and play in the mountains! Whether it’s your first-time seeing snow or you were born on the slopes, joining our team means discovering (or re-discovering!) a passion for the outdoors while building lifelong connections with teammates and guests from around the world. With 40+ resorts across 3 continents, you can join our team for a season or stay to build a career. Are you seeking fun and adventurous employment opportunities in the world’s best Mountain Resorts? If you would like to learn the culinary side of food and beverage operation, this is the job for you." That covers. Now Responsibilities list: - Make connections with guests and co-workers - Share our passion for the mountains during service - Follow the leaderships guidelines as outlined during the daily pre-shift meeting - Prepare a range of food items in a fun teamwork-oriented environment - Maintain clean and tidy workstations throughout and at the end of the workday - Other duties as assigned Requirements list: - We will teach you all necessary skills to be able to execute your job safely, no formal experience is needed - Desire to learn and grow - Must be able to communicate fluently in English - Ability to stand for extended periods of time, to bend, lift and carry objects up to 40lbs Pay: Starting Wage: $20/hr; expected pay range $20/hr. We'll put as

    Starting Wage: $20/hr. Expected pay range: $20/hr.

    Schedule: Employment Type: Winter Seasonal 2026/2027; Shift Type: Full Time and Part Time hours available. Also maybe mention hiring rolling basis and application deadline? That's not schedule but could be included in About the role? Might be considered schedule info? The instruction: include Schedule section only when posting has real, specific content for it. The posting does have Shift Type and Employment Type, so we include. Thus Schedule

    Employment Type: Winter Seasonal 2026/2027. Shift Type: Full Time and Part Time hours available.

    Now Benefits list as described. Let's craft Benefits items: - Some of the highest compensation rates in the industry - Free pass(es) along with free ski and snowboard lessons - 40% retail discounts - Chance to grow through Epic Service - our leading training and development experience - Wellness benefits to fuel your success - Free passes for employees - Employee discounted lift tickets for friends and family - Free ski lessons - More employee discounts on lodging, food, gear, and mountain shuttles - 401