<p>US automaker Ford plans to slash 1,100 jobs at its plant located in Valencia in eastern Spain, a company spokesperson said on Friday.</p>.<p>The layoffs, which were shared with unions, are part of the company's changes to its car production lineup in Europe, the spokesperson said.</p>.<p>"Ford will work constructively with its union partners to reduce the impact of the separations on employees, their families, and the local community," she said.</p>.<p>The company has decided to stop assembling Galaxy minivans and S-Max station wagon-like cars in Valencia.</p>.<p>Last year Ford had said it was delaying production investments in Spain, citing a "revised outlook for Europe", but said it would stick with a plan to start producing electric vehicles later this decade at its Spanish factory.</p>.<p>The electric vehicle production plan would entail job cuts, Ford had said when unveiling the project</p>
<p>US automaker Ford plans to slash 1,100 jobs at its plant located in Valencia in eastern Spain, a company spokesperson said on Friday.</p>.<p>The layoffs, which were shared with unions, are part of the company's changes to its car production lineup in Europe, the spokesperson said.</p>.<p>"Ford will work constructively with its union partners to reduce the impact of the separations on employees, their families, and the local community," she said.</p>.<p>The company has decided to stop assembling Galaxy minivans and S-Max station wagon-like cars in Valencia.</p>.<p>Last year Ford had said it was delaying production investments in Spain, citing a "revised outlook for Europe", but said it would stick with a plan to start producing electric vehicles later this decade at its Spanish factory.</p>.<p>The electric vehicle production plan would entail job cuts, Ford had said when unveiling the project</p>