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I signed a contract with an employer stating benefits after 90 days, can the employer change or deny the benefits ater 90 days?

Clearwater, FL Viewed 62 times. Posted 7 months ago in Employee Benefits

Once I have reached my 90 days the employer no longer was to honor the contract. They are implementing new policies. What are my rights in this case?

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