I'm pretty sure it's the opposite: for every four job postings, there is one person looking for work. So, the climate is very good.
True, someone needs to answer the phone and drive trucks in San Jose... just they can't afford to live there on receptionist or delivery driver pay. So there's job openings.
Its a "top 50 worst places to live for working poor" list calculated by finding where working poor cannot live or work anymore, so the jobs go unfilled.
> Here's the number of unemployed per job posting for the 50 most populous metropolitan areas in the U.S.
The title is even "Job Competition" so it's likely the chart is listing the most competitive cities for jobs.
Mobile: http://imgur.com/a/usQpB
The title and summary above the listing is rather confusing.