Head Human Resources, Ecobank Rwanda

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• . No CSS, no divs, no br. Must preserve all original content word-for-word. The input already contains HTML tags like

  , , , etc. We need to transform to required tags only, preserving text content exactly. We must remove any tags not allowed (, , etc.) and replace with appropriate semantic tags: headings for section headers, paragraphs for intro paragraphs, lists for bullet points. We need to parse the content: The job description includes: - Intro paragraph with Job Title, Reports to, Location, Direct Reports (these are within

  with strong tags). We need to keep that as a paragraph (

  ) containing the same text but without strong tags? The rule: preserve ALL original content word-for-word — do not add, remove, summarise, or rephrase. That means we must keep the exact text, including the labels like "Job Title: " etc. However we cannot keep tags because they are not allowed. But we must preserve the text content word-for-word; we can drop the tags as they are not part of the content? The instruction: "Preserve ALL original content word-for-word — do not add, remove, summarise, or rephrase". If we remove the tags, we are removing markup, not content. The content is the text inside. So we can strip tags and keep the text. That seems acceptable. Thus we need to output only

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  • . No other tags. We need to identify section headers: "JOB PURPOSE", "KEY RESPONSIBILITIES", then subheaders like "People Strategy & Executive Business Partnership", etc. Those are underlined with . According to rules, we should use

    for section headers (e.g., Responsibilities, Qualifications, Requirements, Education, Experience, Skills, How to Apply, Key Duties, About the Role). The subheaders like "People Strategy & Executive Business Partnership" could be considered a subsection header; we should treat them as

    as well? The instruction says use

    for section headers (e.g., Responsibilities, Qualifications, Requirements, Education, Experience, Skills, How to Apply, Key Duties, About the Role). It doesn't forbid using

    for other headers. Likely we should treat each bold/underlined heading as

    . The main sections: JOB PURPOSE, KEY RESPONSIBILITIES, JOB PROFILE. Under KEY RESPONSIBILITIES there are several bold underlined headings: People Strategy & Executive Business Partnership, Workforce Planning, Organisation Design & Productivity, Talent Acquisition, Succession & Leadership Development, Performance, Compensation, Benefits & Reward, Employee Relations, Culture & Employee Experience, Governance, Regulatory Compliance & People Risk, Board, Management & Regulatory Reporting, HR Operations, Data & Service Delivery, HR Team Leadership. Under JOB PROFILE: Key Skills & Competencies, Qualifications & Experience, Success Measures. Thus we will output each heading as

    heading, then following paragraphs or lists. We need to convert bullet points (lines starting with •) into

    • . The bullet points may have line breaks after each bullet; we need to group consecutive bullet lines into a single
      with multiple
      • . Also there may be paragraphs that are not bullet points. We must preserve all text exactly, including punctuation, spaces, etc. We need to be careful about line breaks: In HTML, we can just have

        containing the text; line breaks inside are not significant. We'll just output the text as is. We need to remove any   entities? They are part of original content; we should keep them as is? They are not visible but part of content. Probably we should keep them. However they are not allowed tags; but they are character entities. We can keep them as  . That's fine. We must not add any extra text. Let's extract the plain text from the given HTML, preserving the content. I'll manually parse. Original snippet:

        Job Title: Head Human Resources, Ecobank Rwanda
        Reports to: Managing Director (Country); functional / matrix reporting to Regional and Group Human Resources
        Location: Rwanda
        Direct Reports: HR Manager, HR Business Partners and other HR team members in line with the approved organisation structure

        So the text inside that p (excluding tags) is: "Job Title: Head Human Resources, Ecobank RwandaReports to: Managing Director (Country); functional / matrix reporting to Regional and Group Human ResourcesLocation: RwandaDirect Reports: HR Manager, HR Business Partners and other HR team members in line with the approved organisation structure" But there were
        tags separating lines. The
        indicates line breaks; we need to preserve line breaks? The rule says no
        tags. We could represent line breaks as separate

        paragraphs? But the instruction: "If text has no clear sections, just wrap paragraphs in

        tags". The original had line breaks within a single

        . We could convert each line separated by
        into its own

        to preserve the line breaks as paragraph breaks. However that would add extra

        tags, but that's okay as we are representing the same content with paragraph breaks. The content originally had line breaks; converting them to

        preserves the separation. The instruction says preserve ALL original content word-for-word; line breaks are part of content. Representing them as

        tags is okay because it's still the same textual content, just different markup. However we must not add extra text; adding

        tags is markup, not text. That's allowed. Thus we should split on
        and make each line a

        . Let's do that. Lines: 1. "Job Title: Head Human Resources, Ecobank Rwanda" 2. "Reports to: Managing Director (Country); functional / matrix reporting to Regional and Group Human Resources" 3. "Location: Rwanda" 4. "Direct Reports: HR Manager, HR Business Partners and other HR team members in line with the approved organisation structure" Now after that we have:

        JOB PURPOSE

        That's a heading line. We'll convert to

        JOB PURPOSE

        . Then a paragraph(s) after that until next heading. The paragraph after JOB PURPOSE: "The Head Human Resources is the Bank’s senior people leader and a member of the Executive Management team, responsible for translating business strategy into an integrated people, organisation and culture agenda. The role serves as a trusted adviser to the Managing Director, Executive Committee and leadership team on workforce strategy, organisation effectiveness, leadership, talent, performance, reward, employee relations, culture and people risk.
        The role provides strategic leadership of the Human Resources function while ensuring disciplined execution of core HR operations and a consistent employee experience. It balances business growth and productivity priorities with strong governance, fair people practices, cost stewardship and long-term capability building.
        In a regulated banking environment, the Head Human Resources is accountable for ensuring that people practices comply with applicable labour laws, banking and regulatory expectations, internal policies and Group standards. The role maintains effective engagement with internal and external assurance stakeholders, supports Board and management governance, and ensures that material people risks are identified, escalated and mitigated.
        The role also connects the country organisation to Regional and Group Human Resources, ensuring alignment with enterprise-wide people priorities while adapting them appropriately to the local market and business context.
         " We need to split on
        to preserve line breaks as paragraphs? The original had line breaks after each sentence. We'll treat each
        as a new paragraph. Thus we will have multiple

        elements. Then we have

        KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

        =>

        KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

        Then we have subheadings with ... . We'll convert each to

        . Then bullet points under each subheading. We need to parse bullet points: They are lines starting with "•". There may be line breaks after each bullet. We'll group consecutive bullet lines into a

        . After each subheading, there may be a paragraph before bullets? In the given text, after each subheading heading line, there is no extra paragraph; directly bullet list. We'll need to detect bullet lines. After the bullet list, there may be a blank line (maybe  ) before next subheading. We'll need to handle the   as a paragraph? It appears as "
         " after the JOB PURPOSE paragraph. That is a line containing a non-breaking space. We'll treat that as a paragraph with just  ? Probably we can ignore empty paragraphs? But we must preserve content;   is a character. We could output a

         

        . That preserves it. Similarly after Success Measures there is " " at end. We'll include those. Now after JOB PROFILE heading:

        JOB PROFILE

        =>

        JOB PROFILE

        Then subheading Key Skills & Competencies =>

        Key Skills & Competencies

        (note the & should be kept as &? The original text includes & inside the HTML. The content is "Key Skills & Competencies". The & is an HTML entity representing &. To preserve content word-for-word, we should keep the entity as &? The original source shows &. If we output plain text, we would output "&". But that would change the representation. However the instruction says preserve original content word-for-word. The content is the text after rendering? Usually they mean the visible text. But to be safe, we should keep the exact characters as they appear in the source, including &. However the output is HTML; we can include & as is. That would be the same as original. So we keep &. Similarly other occurrences: "People Strategy & Executive Business Partnership", etc. Thus we will keep &. Now bullet points under Key Skills & Competencies: each bullet line starts with "•". We'll group. Then subheading Qualifications & Experience =>

        Qualifications & Experience

        Then bullet points. Then subheading Success Measures =>

        Success Measures

        Then bullet points. Then trailing  . Now we need to output only HTML tags

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        • . No other tags. We must ensure we close tags properly. Let's construct. We'll go step by step. First intro lines as

          each.

          Job Title: Head Human Resources, Ecobank Rwanda

          Reports to: Managing Director (Country); functional / matrix reporting to Regional and Group Human Resources

          Location: Rwanda

          Direct Reports: HR Manager, HR Business Partners and other HR team members in line with the approved organisation structure

          Then heading:

          JOB PURPOSE

          Now paragraphs from JOB PURPOSE: We need to split the text by
          . Let's extract the sentences: 1. "The Head Human Resources is the Bank’s senior people leader and a member of the Executive Management team, responsible for translating business strategy into an integrated people, organisation and culture agenda. The role serves as a trusted adviser to the Managing Director, Executive Committee and leadership team on workforce strategy, organisation effectiveness, leadership, talent, performance, reward, employee relations, culture and people risk." 2. "The role provides strategic leadership of the Human Resources function while ensuring disciplined execution of core HR operations and a consistent employee experience. It balances business growth and productivity priorities with strong governance, fair people practices, cost stewardship and long-term capability building." 3. "In a regulated banking environment, the Head Human Resources is accountable for ensuring that people practices comply with applicable labour laws, banking and regulatory expectations, internal policies and Group standards. The role maintains effective engagement with internal and external assurance stakeholders, supports Board and management governance, and ensures that material people risks are identified, escalated and mitigated." 4. "The role also connects the country organisation to Regional and Group Human Resources, ensuring alignment with enterprise-wide people priorities while adapting them appropriately to the local market and business context." 5. " " (just a non-breaking space) We'll output each as

          ...

          . Ensure we keep the exact text, including the special apostrophe (Bank’s) etc. Now heading:

          KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

          Now subheading: People Strategy & Executive Business Partnership

          People Strategy & Executive Business Partnership

          Then bullet points: We need to capture the bullet lines: • Develop and execute the country people strategy and annual HR priorities aligned to the Bank’s business strategy, financial objectives and Group people agenda. • Advise the Managing Director, Executive Committee and senior leaders on organisation, workforce, leadership and people implications of business decisions. • Provide forward-looking people insights, challenge constructively and translate business priorities into clear workforce actions and accountabilities. • Act as the country interface with Regional and Group HR, ensuring alignment, timely escalation and effective implementation of Group initiatives. We'll wrap in
          • ...
          . Now next subheading: Workforce Planning, Organisation Design & Productivity

          Workforce Planning, Organisation Design & Productivity

          Bullet points: • Lead strategic workforce planning, headcount governance, organisation design and role architecture to ensure the Bank has the right capabilities and cost structure to deliver its strategy. • Partner with Finance and business leaders on people budgeting, staff cost management, productivity analysis and workforce optimisation. • Review structures, spans of control, critical roles and capability requirements, and recommend changes that improve effectiveness, agility and accountability. • Oversee succession risk and workforce continuity for business-critical and regulated roles. Now subheading: Talent Acquisition, Succession & Leadership Development

          Talent Acquisition, Succession & Leadership Development

          Bullet points: • Ensure the Bank attracts, selects and retains high-quality talent, with particular focus on scarce, specialist, leadership and business-critical roles. • Lead country talent reviews, succession planning, high-potential identification and development planning, with clear visibility of readiness and critical gaps. • Strengthen leadership capability and management effectiveness through targeted development, coaching and succession interventions. • Ensure recruitment and promotion decisions are merit-based, well-governed, market-informed and aligned to approved structures and compensation frameworks. Now subheading: Performance, Compensation, Benefits & Reward

          Performance, Compensation, Benefits & Reward

          Bullet points (many): • Lead the Bank’s performance management cycle, ensuring clear objectives, appropriate differentiation, quality feedback, development actions and disciplined management of underperformance. • Lead the Bank’s compensation and benefits agenda, ensuring alignment with Group frameworks, market competitiveness, affordability, internal equity and regulatory expectations. • Oversee salary structures, job grading and evaluation, market benchmarking, annual salary reviews, promotions, retention adjustments and other compensation interventions. • Advise the Managing Director and senior leadership on compensation decisions for leadership, specialist and business-critical roles, ensuring appropriate governance and consistency. • Partner with Finance on staff-cost planning, compensation budgeting, cost-to-company analysis and assessment of the financial impact of reward decisions. • Oversee employee benefits, including pension, insurance, medical and other reward programmes, ensuring competitiveness, sustainability and appropriate employee value. • Monitor pay positioning, compression, internal equity and market gaps and recommend corrective action where required. • Ensure appropriate approval authorities, controls and documentation for salary changes, exceptions and compensation decisions, and maintain a clear linkage between performance, reward, recognition and accountability. Now subheading: Employee Relations, Culture & Employee Experience

          Employee Relations, Culture & Employee Experience

          Bullet points: • Shape and sustain a high-performance, ethical and inclusive culture aligned to the Bank’s values and conduct expectations. • Oversee employee engagement, listening mechanisms and action planning, ensuring that feedback is converted into practical leadership and workplace improvements. • Provide executive oversight of complex employee relations, grievances, disciplinary matters, exits and restructuring, ensuring fairness, consistency, legal compliance and appropriate documentation. • Strengthen employee experience across the lifecycle while maintaining appropriate management discipline and accountability. Now subheading: Governance, Regulatory Compliance & People Risk

          Governance, Regulatory Compliance & People Risk

          Bullet points: • Ensure HR policies, procedures, decisions and records comply with applicable labour legislation, banking regulation, data protection requirements, internal controls and Group standards. • Maintain oversight of HR risk registers, control issues, audit findings, regulatory commitments and remediation actions, with timely escalation of material people risks. • Serve as the senior HR liaison for Internal Audit, Risk, Compliance, Legal and external/regulatory reviews on people-related matters. • Ensure fit-and-proper, governance, succession, secondment, employment and other people-related regulatory requirements are appropriately managed where applicable. • Oversee HR business continuity, confidentiality, data privacy and operational resilience arrangements. Now subheading: Board, Management & Regulatory Reporting

          Board, Management & Regulatory Reporting

          Bullet points: • Prepare clear, accurate and decision-oriented people reports and papers for Executive Management, Board committees and other governance forums as required. • Provide Board and management visibility on workforce trends, succession, talent, engagement, performance, staff cost, productivity, key people risks and material employee matters. • Ensure people data and management information are reliable, reconciled and supported by appropriate controls and audit trails. • Represent HR credibly in meetings with regulators, auditors and other external stakeholders when required. Now subheading: HR Operations, Data & Service Delivery

          HR Operations, Data & Service Delivery

          Bullet points: • Provide overall leadership and control of payroll, HRIS, employee records, onboarding, offboarding, leave, benefits administration and other core HR operations. • Ensure HR service delivery is timely, accurate, employee-focused and supported by clear processes, controls, service standards and segregation of duties. • Drive continuous improvement, digitisation and simplification of HR processes while preserving appropriate control standards. • Use people analytics and management information to identify trends, anticipate risks and support evidence-based decisions. Now subheading: HR