Workers fired for refusing the vaccine can also lose their shot at unemployment benefits

<p>The FDA&#8217;s approval of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine has cleared up even more room for businesses across the country to institute vaccine mandates for in-person work. What that could also mean is that employees who refuse the vaccine and get fired for it probably won&#8217;t have access to unemployment benefits. Nancy Marshall-Genzer fills us in on national cybersecurity. We also look into how being stuck working from home for more than a year can lead to using work computers for things not about work. That comes with risks.</p>