National Human Rights Commission of the Republic of Korea the inequality of health among seniors, and building a medical system, which is friendly with seniors, for their care from the primary medical service to the final medical care service, iii) alleviating the inequality of health among seniors by promoting the accessibility of seniors to medical services and nutrition service for seniors, iv) working out measures to guarantee the right of labor of seniors by extending the age limit, ensuring the labor of senior at senior job workplaces, v) expanding supply of public rental house with appropriate facilities for seniors, and establishing housing improvement standards for seniors living in bad housing to have better housing environment, and vi) establishing all-governmental cooperation and information-sharing system for the protection of low-income seniors who are liable to commit suicide. In response to the Commission's recommendations, the government authorities replied that they would accept most of what the Commission recommended. They also replied that they would expand their services, which were recommended by the Commission, depending upon the availability of budget in the future. D. Recommendation on the Promotion of Treatment for Non-Regular School Jobs On June 1, 2012, the National Alliance of School Accounting Workers filed a complaint with the NHRCK. They said in the complaint that wage disparity against non-regular nutritionists working with elementary and secondary schools across the country. On November 9, Chapter 1. Improvement of Laws and Regulations, Institution, Policies, and Practices ▪▪▪ 35