If your employer was paying for your health insurance as part of your employment agreement, can they stop paying and make you pay?
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Not while the agreement is in force, no--it's a contract and they need to honor it. If it's term is up or it lapses and needs to be renewed for any reason, it can be renegotiated, of course; but while it's force, the employer must honor its commitments under it.
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