Question 1 (23 marks) Read the fictitious scenario below and answer the question(s) that follow: Mr Zuma, a mine overseer, paid a visit to MineBig Services (Pty) Ltd, a Limpopo- based mining company owned by Cyril Motshepa. He discovered five MineBig Services (Pty) Ltd employees operating in hazardous conditions. Before drilling in the area, Mr Zuma discovered that they had yet to erect a temporary support and a safety net. Mr Zuma verbally told the staff to cease working under those hazardous situations and to put in place the necessary safety precautions before continuing. He left the site and returned a few minutes later to hear the drilling machine. When he returned, he discovered two staff working in hazardous conditions while the other three stood by. Mr Zuma then told the workers to cease working until it was safe to do so. Mr Zuma approaches you, as the legal advisor at MineBig Services (Pty) Ltd, to advise him on any mechanisms that have been put in place to avoid injuries and fatalities within South African mines to relief his fears. Required: 1.1 Based on the above case study, advise Mr Zuma by identifying the micro- environmental factor have affected the labour relations in the workplace. (2 marks) 1.2 Advise Mr Zuma by discussing the mechanisms that have been put in place to prevent workplace accidents and deaths in the South African mining sector. Furthermore, explain whether Mr Zuma should be concerned whether there are mechanisms that have been put in place to avoid injuries and fatalities within South African mines. whether Mr Zuma should be concerned whether there are mechanisms that have (16 marks) Note to student: e In your advice to Mr Zuma, apply your answer to the set of facts above. e In your answer, indicate whether Mr Zuma should be concerned whether there are mechanisms that have been put in place to avoid injuries and fatalities within South African mines. o Refer to the relevant legislation. 1.3 Based on the above case study, explain to Mr Zuma some of the leading occupational diseases contracted by miners in South Africa's mining sector