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I have been working for an insurance agent for 4 years and employed by the insurance company for 18 yrs. I left the main company of 4 years ago as my job became obsolete. My main reason for choosing to work for this agent was he was going to offer my a benefit package. My health has not been well for the past year but never missed a day of work. Just yesterday, we met for my annual review and he told me would not pay for my benefit package any longer. After asking for it in writing he now said he would only pay 50% of them and I would be responsible for the other 50%. He also asked me to work longer hours when he knows my doctor has advised me not to work more hours than I currently do. By working longer hours for him and paying for my benefits, I am making less money hourly. Can he legally do this? Thank you

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