Whoa **** got real. Good thing Celty stepped in before someone broke out the caps lock.
I'm not going to pretend I have my finger on the pulse of pathology, but I'm willing to bet you don't either. Studies are helpful but they aren't the final word in most cases, and the one you referenced leaves a lot of things up in the air. When only 4% of grads explicitly say that a "desired job was unavailable," that doesn't necessarily mean the job market is what the loudest, most disgruntled voices on SDN make it out to be.
What I got from briefly looking things over was that most path grads prefer to subspecialize because they are interested in those fields (crazy, I know), roughly half who try to find jobs immediately after basic training do, and the ones who don't are likely restricted geographically which all of them seemed to say was a big determining factor in what job they took.