most jobs provide health insurance benefits if you work full time. sometimes they have stipulations where you need to work for a couple months before you’re eligible. as for actual jobs, that highly depends on what your skill set is and what you’re looking to do

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(USA) starbucks used to have a reputation for being good for all kinds of gender transition. tbh i recommend working for the state government in a blue state. i have our state employee's health insurance in a red state, and i love my state deeply, but i am very worried about them getting even worse about trans healthcare, aside from the other ways they're not great politically outside of insurance. state jobs generally pay not amazing, but the work is steady and the benefits are good (typically

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