Server
for section headings. Use - for any list of duties/requirements/benefits. Use
for prose.
We must not repeat job title as heading. So no
Server
. Use headings like About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Benefits, Pay, Schedule, Culture.
We need to decide which sections to include. Let's map content:
- About the role: we have "Role: Server Invitation: To make a difference by loving people with food. You’d be responsible for creating a memorable experience by serving food, drinks, and caring for guests’ needs in a way that makes them want to come back." Also "If you want to work in a fun, family atmosphere and are interested in learning business, leadership, and hospitality, HomeGrown is the place for you." That's prose.
- Responsibilities: list as above.
- Requirements: could combine Qualification Standards and Physical Requirements. Could have two sub-sections? But we only have h3 headings; we could have Requirements heading and inside have two lists: Qualification Standards and Physical Requirements. Or we could separate into Qualifications and Physical Requirements as separate h3 sections. The instruction: "Use for section headings (e.g. About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule)." So we can have Qualifications and Skills separate. But we have Qualification Standards (list) and Physical Requirements (list). Could treat Qualification Standards as Qualifications, Physical Requirements as Skills? Not exactly. Better to have Requirements heading and inside have two lists with headings? But we cannot add extra headings besides h3? We could use for subheading? The instruction didn't forbid other headings, but said use h3 for section headings (list). It didn't say we cannot use other headings like
or . Safer to stick to h3 for major sections and use or inside for subheadings. However, we could also make separate h3 for Qualifications and Physical Requirements. The list includes Qualifications as example; we can use that. Physical Requirements maybe under Skills? But we can also create a section "Physical Requirements". The instruction didn't forbid creating other headings beyond the examples; it gave examples. It said "Use for section headings (e.g. About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule)." So we can use those exact headings; we shouldn't invent new ones like "Physical Requirements" unless it's covered under Requirements or Skills. Better to combine under Requirements.
Thus we will have sections: About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Benefits, Pay, Schedule, Culture.
Now we need to extract content precisely, preserving all substantive information, not inventing or summarizing away detail.
Let's gather prose for each.
About the role: combine the invitation and fun family atmosphere.
Text: "Role: Server Invitation: To make a difference by loving people with food. You’d be responsible for creating a memorable experience by serving food, drinks, and caring for guests’ needs in a way that makes them want to come back. If you want to work in a fun, family atmosphere and are interested in learning business, leadership, and hospitality, HomeGrown is the place for you."
We should not include "Role:" maybe as part of prose. Keep as is.
Responsibilities: list items:
- Deliver food and drinks and ongoing service to guests.
- Greet guests, answer questions and make recommendations regarding food, drinks, and service.
- Interact with all guests creating a friendly and upbeat atmosphere.
- Relay orders to service bar and kitchen via the state-of-the-art tablet-based Nigel point-of-sale system - no pen and paper here.
- Observe and serve guests, responding to any needs or requests.
- Present guest checks to each table.
- Participate in the clearing and resetting of dining room tables.
We need to keep exactly as posted. Ensure we don't miss any nuance.
Requirements: combine Qualification Standards and Physical Requirements.
Qualification Standards list:
- A desire to care for others, grow, and learn.
- A positive attitude.
- Ability to wipe down table tops, table legs, pick up debris off of the floor and wipe down booth seats in all areas of the restaurant.
- Transports plates, glasses and baskets to and from the dining room, service bar, and the kitchen about 30 times per shift.
- Reading, writing, basic math, and verbal communication skills required.
- Mobility required during the entire shift.
- Transports glass racks and cases up to 25 pounds (such as a case of beer) up to 15 times per shift.
Physical Requirements list:
- navigate throughout the restaurant and communicate with guests,
- move and grasp items up to five pounds,
- occasionally lift and/or move up to 25 pounds,
- bend and stoop.
- adequate vision to be able to discern cleanliness throughout the restaurant and operate a touchscreen.
- reasonable accommodations may be made if you have disabilities.
We need to preserve the wording exactly as in posting. Let's extract exact sentences:
From posting:
"Qualification Standards A desire to care for others, grow, and learn. A positive attitude. Ability to wipe down table tops, table legs, pick up debris off of the floor and wipe down booth seats in all areas of the restaurant. Transports plates, glasses and baskets to and from the dining room, service bar, and the kitchen about 30 times per shift. Reading, writing, basic math, and verbal communication skills required. Mobility required during the entire shift. Transports glass racks and cases up to 25 pounds (such as a case of beer) up to 15 times per shift Physical Requirements: There are physical demands that come with this role. To be successful in this role you’ll be regularly required to 1) navigate throughout the restaurant and communicate with guests, 2) move and grasp items up to five pounds, 3) occasionally lift and/or move up to 25 pounds, 4) bend and stoop. You must have adequate vision to be able to discern cleanliness throughout the restaurant and operate a touchscreen. To perform these essential functions, reasonable accommodations may be made if you have disabilities."
We need to keep that content. We'll split into two lists maybe under Requirements heading: one for Qualification Standards, one for Physical Requirements. We'll use - for each list.
We need to preserve numbering? The physical requirements have numbering 1)... etc. We can keep as part of li text.
Now Benefits: "Making the same or better pay than traditional restaurant gigs, plus paid-time off, vision, dental and medical for full-time team members". Also later: "In this role you are paid the tip credit minimum wage, plus tips. This is an average estimate, only, and actual take home pay varies based on availability." That's pay info. Benefits: paid-time off, vision, dental, medical for full-time team members.
We need separate Pay and Benefits sections? The instruction says include Pay and Benefits sections only if posting actually states them. It does state both pay and benefits. So we can have separate sections: Pay and Benefits. Or combine? The examples list Pay and Benefits separate. We'll do separate.
Pay section: content: "Making the same or better pay than traditional restaurant gigs" plus tip credit minimum wage plus tips, average estimate, actual take home pay varies based on availability.
We need to preserve all details: "Making the same or better pay than traditional restaurant gigs, plus paid-time off, vision, dental and medical for full-time team members" is actually benefits. Wait that sentence includes benefits. Let's re-evaluate.
Original: "The Pay and Benefits: Making the same or better pay than traditional restaurant gigs, plus paid-time off, vision, dental and medical for full-time team members". So that sentence lumps pay and benefits together. Then later: "In this role you are paid the tip credit minimum wage, plus tips. This is an average estimate, only, and actual take home pay varies based on availability."
Thus we have pay info: making same or better pay than traditional restaurant gigs; tip credit minimum wage plus tips; average estimate; actual take home pay varies based on availability.
Benefits: paid-time off, vision, dental, medical for full-time team members.
Thus we need Pay section with pay details, Benefits section with benefits details.
Schedule: "Off by at least 3:30pm every day you work" and later "And… you’ll be home by 3 pm!" So schedule: off by at least 3:30pm each day; home by 3 pm.
Culture: "A work environment characterized by kindness, a welcoming spirit, teamwork and personal development." plus later: "Cultivating Kindness - with the basic idea that being considerate, polite, and NICE matters just as much as serving great eggs and tasty bacon…" Also mention "fun, family atmosphere". We'll include that.
Now we need to output HTML fragment only, no markdown fences.
We'll produce something like:
About the role
Role: Server Invitation: To make a difference by loving people with food. You’d be responsible for
for prose. We must not repeat job title as heading. So no
Server
. Use headings like About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Benefits, Pay, Schedule, Culture. We need to decide which sections to include. Let's map content: - About the role: we have "Role: Server Invitation: To make a difference by loving people with food. You’d be responsible for creating a memorable experience by serving food, drinks, and caring for guests’ needs in a way that makes them want to come back." Also "If you want to work in a fun, family atmosphere and are interested in learning business, leadership, and hospitality, HomeGrown is the place for you." That's prose. - Responsibilities: list as above. - Requirements: could combine Qualification Standards and Physical Requirements. Could have two sub-sections? But we only have h3 headings; we could have Requirements heading and inside have two lists: Qualification Standards and Physical Requirements. Or we could separate into Qualifications and Physical Requirements as separate h3 sections. The instruction: "Use for section headings (e.g. About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule)." So we can have Qualifications and Skills separate. But we have Qualification Standards (list) and Physical Requirements (list). Could treat Qualification Standards as Qualifications, Physical Requirements as Skills? Not exactly. Better to have Requirements heading and inside have two lists with headings? But we cannot add extra headings besides h3? We could use for subheading? The instruction didn't forbid other headings, but said use h3 for section headings (list). It didn't say we cannot use other headings like
or . Safer to stick to h3 for major sections and use or inside for subheadings. However, we could also make separate h3 for Qualifications and Physical Requirements. The list includes Qualifications as example; we can use that. Physical Requirements maybe under Skills? But we can also create a section "Physical Requirements". The instruction didn't forbid creating other headings beyond the examples; it gave examples. It said "Use for section headings (e.g. About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule)." So we can use those exact headings; we shouldn't invent new ones like "Physical Requirements" unless it's covered under Requirements or Skills. Better to combine under Requirements.
Thus we will have sections: About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Benefits, Pay, Schedule, Culture.
Now we need to extract content precisely, preserving all substantive information, not inventing or summarizing away detail.
Let's gather prose for each.
About the role: combine the invitation and fun family atmosphere.
Text: "Role: Server Invitation: To make a difference by loving people with food. You’d be responsible for creating a memorable experience by serving food, drinks, and caring for guests’ needs in a way that makes them want to come back. If you want to work in a fun, family atmosphere and are interested in learning business, leadership, and hospitality, HomeGrown is the place for you."
We should not include "Role:" maybe as part of prose. Keep as is.
Responsibilities: list items:
- Deliver food and drinks and ongoing service to guests.
- Greet guests, answer questions and make recommendations regarding food, drinks, and service.
- Interact with all guests creating a friendly and upbeat atmosphere.
- Relay orders to service bar and kitchen via the state-of-the-art tablet-based Nigel point-of-sale system - no pen and paper here.
- Observe and serve guests, responding to any needs or requests.
- Present guest checks to each table.
- Participate in the clearing and resetting of dining room tables.
We need to keep exactly as posted. Ensure we don't miss any nuance.
Requirements: combine Qualification Standards and Physical Requirements.
Qualification Standards list:
- A desire to care for others, grow, and learn.
- A positive attitude.
- Ability to wipe down table tops, table legs, pick up debris off of the floor and wipe down booth seats in all areas of the restaurant.
- Transports plates, glasses and baskets to and from the dining room, service bar, and the kitchen about 30 times per shift.
- Reading, writing, basic math, and verbal communication skills required.
- Mobility required during the entire shift.
- Transports glass racks and cases up to 25 pounds (such as a case of beer) up to 15 times per shift.
Physical Requirements list:
- navigate throughout the restaurant and communicate with guests,
- move and grasp items up to five pounds,
- occasionally lift and/or move up to 25 pounds,
- bend and stoop.
- adequate vision to be able to discern cleanliness throughout the restaurant and operate a touchscreen.
- reasonable accommodations may be made if you have disabilities.
We need to preserve the wording exactly as in posting. Let's extract exact sentences:
From posting:
"Qualification Standards A desire to care for others, grow, and learn. A positive attitude. Ability to wipe down table tops, table legs, pick up debris off of the floor and wipe down booth seats in all areas of the restaurant. Transports plates, glasses and baskets to and from the dining room, service bar, and the kitchen about 30 times per shift. Reading, writing, basic math, and verbal communication skills required. Mobility required during the entire shift. Transports glass racks and cases up to 25 pounds (such as a case of beer) up to 15 times per shift Physical Requirements: There are physical demands that come with this role. To be successful in this role you’ll be regularly required to 1) navigate throughout the restaurant and communicate with guests, 2) move and grasp items up to five pounds, 3) occasionally lift and/or move up to 25 pounds, 4) bend and stoop. You must have adequate vision to be able to discern cleanliness throughout the restaurant and operate a touchscreen. To perform these essential functions, reasonable accommodations may be made if you have disabilities."
We need to keep that content. We'll split into two lists maybe under Requirements heading: one for Qualification Standards, one for Physical Requirements. We'll use - for each list.
We need to preserve numbering? The physical requirements have numbering 1)... etc. We can keep as part of li text.
Now Benefits: "Making the same or better pay than traditional restaurant gigs, plus paid-time off, vision, dental and medical for full-time team members". Also later: "In this role you are paid the tip credit minimum wage, plus tips. This is an average estimate, only, and actual take home pay varies based on availability." That's pay info. Benefits: paid-time off, vision, dental, medical for full-time team members.
We need separate Pay and Benefits sections? The instruction says include Pay and Benefits sections only if posting actually states them. It does state both pay and benefits. So we can have separate sections: Pay and Benefits. Or combine? The examples list Pay and Benefits separate. We'll do separate.
Pay section: content: "Making the same or better pay than traditional restaurant gigs" plus tip credit minimum wage plus tips, average estimate, actual take home pay varies based on availability.
We need to preserve all details: "Making the same or better pay than traditional restaurant gigs, plus paid-time off, vision, dental and medical for full-time team members" is actually benefits. Wait that sentence includes benefits. Let's re-evaluate.
Original: "The Pay and Benefits: Making the same or better pay than traditional restaurant gigs, plus paid-time off, vision, dental and medical for full-time team members". So that sentence lumps pay and benefits together. Then later: "In this role you are paid the tip credit minimum wage, plus tips. This is an average estimate, only, and actual take home pay varies based on availability."
Thus we have pay info: making same or better pay than traditional restaurant gigs; tip credit minimum wage plus tips; average estimate; actual take home pay varies based on availability.
Benefits: paid-time off, vision, dental, medical for full-time team members.
Thus we need Pay section with pay details, Benefits section with benefits details.
Schedule: "Off by at least 3:30pm every day you work" and later "And… you’ll be home by 3 pm!" So schedule: off by at least 3:30pm each day; home by 3 pm.
Culture: "A work environment characterized by kindness, a welcoming spirit, teamwork and personal development." plus later: "Cultivating Kindness - with the basic idea that being considerate, polite, and NICE matters just as much as serving great eggs and tasty bacon…" Also mention "fun, family atmosphere". We'll include that.
Now we need to output HTML fragment only, no markdown fences.
We'll produce something like:
About the role
Role: Server Invitation: To make a difference by loving people with food. You’d be responsible for
for subheading? The instruction didn't forbid other headings, but said use h3 for section headings (list). It didn't say we cannot use other headings like
or . Safer to stick to h3 for major sections and use or inside for subheadings. However, we could also make separate h3 for Qualifications and Physical Requirements. The list includes Qualifications as example; we can use that. Physical Requirements maybe under Skills? But we can also create a section "Physical Requirements". The instruction didn't forbid creating other headings beyond the examples; it gave examples. It said "Use for section headings (e.g. About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule)." So we can use those exact headings; we shouldn't invent new ones like "Physical Requirements" unless it's covered under Requirements or Skills. Better to combine under Requirements.
Thus we will have sections: About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Benefits, Pay, Schedule, Culture.
Now we need to extract content precisely, preserving all substantive information, not inventing or summarizing away detail.
Let's gather prose for each.
About the role: combine the invitation and fun family atmosphere.
Text: "Role: Server Invitation: To make a difference by loving people with food. You’d be responsible for creating a memorable experience by serving food, drinks, and caring for guests’ needs in a way that makes them want to come back. If you want to work in a fun, family atmosphere and are interested in learning business, leadership, and hospitality, HomeGrown is the place for you."
We should not include "Role:" maybe as part of prose. Keep as is.
Responsibilities: list items:
- Deliver food and drinks and ongoing service to guests.
- Greet guests, answer questions and make recommendations regarding food, drinks, and service.
- Interact with all guests creating a friendly and upbeat atmosphere.
- Relay orders to service bar and kitchen via the state-of-the-art tablet-based Nigel point-of-sale system - no pen and paper here.
- Observe and serve guests, responding to any needs or requests.
- Present guest checks to each table.
- Participate in the clearing and resetting of dining room tables.
We need to keep exactly as posted. Ensure we don't miss any nuance.
Requirements: combine Qualification Standards and Physical Requirements.
Qualification Standards list:
- A desire to care for others, grow, and learn.
- A positive attitude.
- Ability to wipe down table tops, table legs, pick up debris off of the floor and wipe down booth seats in all areas of the restaurant.
- Transports plates, glasses and baskets to and from the dining room, service bar, and the kitchen about 30 times per shift.
- Reading, writing, basic math, and verbal communication skills required.
- Mobility required during the entire shift.
- Transports glass racks and cases up to 25 pounds (such as a case of beer) up to 15 times per shift.
Physical Requirements list:
- navigate throughout the restaurant and communicate with guests,
- move and grasp items up to five pounds,
- occasionally lift and/or move up to 25 pounds,
- bend and stoop.
- adequate vision to be able to discern cleanliness throughout the restaurant and operate a touchscreen.
- reasonable accommodations may be made if you have disabilities.
We need to preserve the wording exactly as in posting. Let's extract exact sentences:
From posting:
"Qualification Standards A desire to care for others, grow, and learn. A positive attitude. Ability to wipe down table tops, table legs, pick up debris off of the floor and wipe down booth seats in all areas of the restaurant. Transports plates, glasses and baskets to and from the dining room, service bar, and the kitchen about 30 times per shift. Reading, writing, basic math, and verbal communication skills required. Mobility required during the entire shift. Transports glass racks and cases up to 25 pounds (such as a case of beer) up to 15 times per shift Physical Requirements: There are physical demands that come with this role. To be successful in this role you’ll be regularly required to 1) navigate throughout the restaurant and communicate with guests, 2) move and grasp items up to five pounds, 3) occasionally lift and/or move up to 25 pounds, 4) bend and stoop. You must have adequate vision to be able to discern cleanliness throughout the restaurant and operate a touchscreen. To perform these essential functions, reasonable accommodations may be made if you have disabilities."
We need to keep that content. We'll split into two lists maybe under Requirements heading: one for Qualification Standards, one for Physical Requirements. We'll use - for each list.
We need to preserve numbering? The physical requirements have numbering 1)... etc. We can keep as part of li text.
Now Benefits: "Making the same or better pay than traditional restaurant gigs, plus paid-time off, vision, dental and medical for full-time team members". Also later: "In this role you are paid the tip credit minimum wage, plus tips. This is an average estimate, only, and actual take home pay varies based on availability." That's pay info. Benefits: paid-time off, vision, dental, medical for full-time team members.
We need separate Pay and Benefits sections? The instruction says include Pay and Benefits sections only if posting actually states them. It does state both pay and benefits. So we can have separate sections: Pay and Benefits. Or combine? The examples list Pay and Benefits separate. We'll do separate.
Pay section: content: "Making the same or better pay than traditional restaurant gigs" plus tip credit minimum wage plus tips, average estimate, actual take home pay varies based on availability.
We need to preserve all details: "Making the same or better pay than traditional restaurant gigs, plus paid-time off, vision, dental and medical for full-time team members" is actually benefits. Wait that sentence includes benefits. Let's re-evaluate.
Original: "The Pay and Benefits: Making the same or better pay than traditional restaurant gigs, plus paid-time off, vision, dental and medical for full-time team members". So that sentence lumps pay and benefits together. Then later: "In this role you are paid the tip credit minimum wage, plus tips. This is an average estimate, only, and actual take home pay varies based on availability."
Thus we have pay info: making same or better pay than traditional restaurant gigs; tip credit minimum wage plus tips; average estimate; actual take home pay varies based on availability.
Benefits: paid-time off, vision, dental, medical for full-time team members.
Thus we need Pay section with pay details, Benefits section with benefits details.
Schedule: "Off by at least 3:30pm every day you work" and later "And… you’ll be home by 3 pm!" So schedule: off by at least 3:30pm each day; home by 3 pm.
Culture: "A work environment characterized by kindness, a welcoming spirit, teamwork and personal development." plus later: "Cultivating Kindness - with the basic idea that being considerate, polite, and NICE matters just as much as serving great eggs and tasty bacon…" Also mention "fun, family atmosphere". We'll include that.
Now we need to output HTML fragment only, no markdown fences.
We'll produce something like:
About the role
Role: Server Invitation: To make a difference by loving people with food. You’d be responsible for
for section headings (e.g. About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule)." So we can use those exact headings; we shouldn't invent new ones like "Physical Requirements" unless it's covered under Requirements or Skills. Better to combine under Requirements.
Thus we will have sections: About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Benefits, Pay, Schedule, Culture.
Now we need to extract content precisely, preserving all substantive information, not inventing or summarizing away detail.
Let's gather prose for each.
About the role: combine the invitation and fun family atmosphere.
Text: "Role: Server Invitation: To make a difference by loving people with food. You’d be responsible for creating a memorable experience by serving food, drinks, and caring for guests’ needs in a way that makes them want to come back. If you want to work in a fun, family atmosphere and are interested in learning business, leadership, and hospitality, HomeGrown is the place for you."
We should not include "Role:" maybe as part of prose. Keep as is.
Responsibilities: list items:
- Deliver food and drinks and ongoing service to guests.
- Greet guests, answer questions and make recommendations regarding food, drinks, and service.
- Interact with all guests creating a friendly and upbeat atmosphere.
- Relay orders to service bar and kitchen via the state-of-the-art tablet-based Nigel point-of-sale system - no pen and paper here.
- Observe and serve guests, responding to any needs or requests.
- Present guest checks to each table.
- Participate in the clearing and resetting of dining room tables.
We need to keep exactly as posted. Ensure we don't miss any nuance.
Requirements: combine Qualification Standards and Physical Requirements.
Qualification Standards list:
- A desire to care for others, grow, and learn.
- A positive attitude.
- Ability to wipe down table tops, table legs, pick up debris off of the floor and wipe down booth seats in all areas of the restaurant.
- Transports plates, glasses and baskets to and from the dining room, service bar, and the kitchen about 30 times per shift.
- Reading, writing, basic math, and verbal communication skills required.
- Mobility required during the entire shift.
- Transports glass racks and cases up to 25 pounds (such as a case of beer) up to 15 times per shift.
Physical Requirements list:
- navigate throughout the restaurant and communicate with guests,
- move and grasp items up to five pounds,
- occasionally lift and/or move up to 25 pounds,
- bend and stoop.
- adequate vision to be able to discern cleanliness throughout the restaurant and operate a touchscreen.
- reasonable accommodations may be made if you have disabilities.
We need to preserve the wording exactly as in posting. Let's extract exact sentences:
From posting:
"Qualification Standards A desire to care for others, grow, and learn. A positive attitude. Ability to wipe down table tops, table legs, pick up debris off of the floor and wipe down booth seats in all areas of the restaurant. Transports plates, glasses and baskets to and from the dining room, service bar, and the kitchen about 30 times per shift. Reading, writing, basic math, and verbal communication skills required. Mobility required during the entire shift. Transports glass racks and cases up to 25 pounds (such as a case of beer) up to 15 times per shift Physical Requirements: There are physical demands that come with this role. To be successful in this role you’ll be regularly required to 1) navigate throughout the restaurant and communicate with guests, 2) move and grasp items up to five pounds, 3) occasionally lift and/or move up to 25 pounds, 4) bend and stoop. You must have adequate vision to be able to discern cleanliness throughout the restaurant and operate a touchscreen. To perform these essential functions, reasonable accommodations may be made if you have disabilities."
We need to keep that content. We'll split into two lists maybe under Requirements heading: one for Qualification Standards, one for Physical Requirements. We'll use - for each list.
We need to preserve numbering? The physical requirements have numbering 1)... etc. We can keep as part of li text.
Now Benefits: "Making the same or better pay than traditional restaurant gigs, plus paid-time off, vision, dental and medical for full-time team members". Also later: "In this role you are paid the tip credit minimum wage, plus tips. This is an average estimate, only, and actual take home pay varies based on availability." That's pay info. Benefits: paid-time off, vision, dental, medical for full-time team members.
We need separate Pay and Benefits sections? The instruction says include Pay and Benefits sections only if posting actually states them. It does state both pay and benefits. So we can have separate sections: Pay and Benefits. Or combine? The examples list Pay and Benefits separate. We'll do separate.
Pay section: content: "Making the same or better pay than traditional restaurant gigs" plus tip credit minimum wage plus tips, average estimate, actual take home pay varies based on availability.
We need to preserve all details: "Making the same or better pay than traditional restaurant gigs, plus paid-time off, vision, dental and medical for full-time team members" is actually benefits. Wait that sentence includes benefits. Let's re-evaluate.
Original: "The Pay and Benefits: Making the same or better pay than traditional restaurant gigs, plus paid-time off, vision, dental and medical for full-time team members". So that sentence lumps pay and benefits together. Then later: "In this role you are paid the tip credit minimum wage, plus tips. This is an average estimate, only, and actual take home pay varies based on availability."
Thus we have pay info: making same or better pay than traditional restaurant gigs; tip credit minimum wage plus tips; average estimate; actual take home pay varies based on availability.
Benefits: paid-time off, vision, dental, medical for full-time team members.
Thus we need Pay section with pay details, Benefits section with benefits details.
Schedule: "Off by at least 3:30pm every day you work" and later "And… you’ll be home by 3 pm!" So schedule: off by at least 3:30pm each day; home by 3 pm.
Culture: "A work environment characterized by kindness, a welcoming spirit, teamwork and personal development." plus later: "Cultivating Kindness - with the basic idea that being considerate, polite, and NICE matters just as much as serving great eggs and tasty bacon…" Also mention "fun, family atmosphere". We'll include that.
Now we need to output HTML fragment only, no markdown fences.
We'll produce something like:
About the role
Role: Server Invitation: To make a difference by loving people with food. You’d be responsible for
About the role
Role: Server Invitation: To make a difference by loving people with food. You’d be responsible for