 According to the "Times", the audit, "pointed to extensive violations of child-labor laws and state regulations requiring time for breaks and meals," including 1,371 instances of minors working too late, during school hours, or for too many hours in a day.There were 60,767 missed breaks and 15,705 lost meal times.Walmart’s vice president for communications responded that company auditors had determined that the methodology used by "The New York Times" was flawed, and the company "did not respond to it in any way internally."