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Can volunteering substitute for paid work? Unemployment, volunteering, and life satisfaction across the life course
Unemployment is consistently associated with decreased well-being, but other productive roles may partly compensate for the social and psychological resources lost through job loss. Using a mega-analysis on six longitudinal panel studies covering over 500,000 observations across 20 European countrie
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