A Foxconn factory auditor found "serious" violations of China's labor laws, reports Bloomberg News.

Auditors found at least 50 incidents where Foxconn breached Chinese regulations and the code of conduct Apple signed when it joined the Fair Labor Association, according to the report.

Foxconn pledged to bring its working hours in line with with legal limits and compensate employees for overtime lost due to the shorter work week, Bloomberg reports. The auditor found cases of employees working too many hours.

The auditor found no incidents of underage or forced labor, according to the report from the Fair Labor Association.

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