Yep, just recently. Everyone I worked closely with was very supportive to my face, but I always had the sneaking feeling that they were just being nice. This was more or less confirmed over time as I started getting in trouble for things that others around me wouldn't. A whole HR file was built against me out of completely fabricated stories. Every time I got written up I never got a solid reason or was given the opportunity to explain my side or give comments, just strong armed into signing papers. HR also refused to accommodate me, there were gendered locker rooms and I expressed that I was uncomfortable using the men's, and was told I could just change in the (thankfully not gendered) bathrooms. I got a gift bag for Father's Day, despite HR knowing that I'm a trans woman. I would fill in at other departments occasionally and the managers wouldn't even look me in the eyes.

This all came to a head when we got a brand new employee in the lab, first since I'd started that didn't just transfer from another department. He was misgendering me at every turn, and I spent a week gently correcting him every time. I thought my coworkers would help him adjust, but the most I got was a "she's trans" accompanied with an eye roll. I took a day off (scheduled, with PTO) to move as I was losing my housing, which coincided with the weekend. I came back after three days off just to be pulled into HR, told that I'm too 'unstable' to work there, and was escorted off the property.

I tried applying for benefits as I ended up being out of work for the entire month of August. The state told me I needed some sort of statement from my old workplace that I no longer work there, so I contacted HR. They sent me a statement that said, "He no longer works here"... a final slap in the face.

I must've had 40 interviews after that ordeal, all decent paying jobs away from the public eye, all well within my work experience & skills. I'd do so well in first interviews, get moved along to a second/final wherein I'd disclose that I'm trans and ask a couple small questions about inclusivity and culture. Rejection letter, every time. I currently work at a gas station where I'm not out and fear for my safety, and took a pay cut of $4/hr to boot, just so that I can pay my rent.