A former Whole Foods cashier says getting pregnant put her on the express line to unemployment.

Zackya Gordon, of Brooklyn, filed suit yesterday over claims she was harassed, then fired, from the supermarket’s TriBeCa outlet after telling her boss she was expecting.

Her Manhattan federal court filing seeks unspecified damages for gender and pregnancy discrimination.

After revealing she was pregnant last July, Gordon was repeatedly reprimanded over “false and fabricated accusations” before getting the ax in November, her suit says.

“They said I was throwing the change down and cursing out customers,” Gordon told The Post.

“I was with the company for two years, and I know my job — and I would never do that.”

A Whole Foods spokeswoman declined to comment.