The New York-based chipmaker GlobalFoundries rolled out a student debt relief program this year — part of the company's broader efforts to address workforce challenges. LightFieldStudios/Getty, Peter Dazeley/Getty, J Studios/Getty, Tyler Le/BIChipmaker GlobalFoundries began offering student loan debt relief to eligible employees this summer.The benefit is aimed at helping the company attract and retain workers.This comes as firms across the semiconductor industry are concerned about workforce challenges.When Morgan earned her bachelor's degree in 2018, she graduated with over $20,000 in student loan debt that she hoped to pay off by 2032.While she's kept up with her payments — which amount to a few hundred dollars each month — they've made it harder for her and her significant other to save for a home and their future family, the 28-year-old told Business Insider.