Unemployment is one of the macroeconomic problems that all economies should emphasize. While the increasein production costs and technological developments cause new business lines to emerge, it is seen that manybusiness lines change shape with mechanization. In this study, unemployment hysteria in Turkey, both in totaland will be examined in the context of separate male and female unemployment. The concept of unemploymenthysteresis can be explained by the fact that unemployment series do not tend to return to average in any shock. Ifthe serial does not have a unit root, that is, it is stationary, it will be stated that it does not have a hysteria effectand the effect of the shock is temporary in case of any shock. If it is determined that the series has a unit root,that is, it is not stationary, the series will not return to the mean after a shock and the effect of the shock willtake a long time. In this study, unemployment hysteresis will be analyzed with the Fourier Kruse unit root testintroduced to the literature by Güriş (2019), which adds the effect of structural changes to nonlinear series. Forthis purpose, it was investigated whether unemployment hysteria is valid by using the annual data of 1988-2018periods. In the study, it was determined that there was a hysteria effect on female unemployment. In maleunemployment and total unemployment, it was determined that there was no hysteria effect in the model withintercept. According to these results, female unemployment is more affected by the shocks that occur; maleunemployment, on the other hand, has been found to return to their pre-shock state more easily.