Unemployment, which is defined as those who want to work at the data wage level but cannot find a job, is one of the main problems of developing countries. High unemployment solutions for many years for developing countries such as Turkey is among the outstanding basic economic problems. Achieving natural unemployment, which shows the unemployment rate at full employment level, is the main target of economic administrations in employment policies. The presence of unemployment hysteresis is important for the economic management of developed and developing countries. If unemployment rates tend to return to average after shocks, they need to actively intervene in related policies. In the studies conducted, it is seen that there is no consensus about the validity of the unemployment hysteresis. This study will examine the validity of the unemployment hysteresis in developing E7 countries. Accordingly, the annual unemployment rates of the E7 countries for the period 1991-2018 are included in the analysis. First of all, the linearity of the series was examined. Structural fracture unit root tests were applied to the unemployment rate series, which are linear. Nonlinear series were applied to non-linear unit root tests. As a result of the analysis, it is seen that unemployment hysteria is not valid in other countries except China.