The system of professional participation for people with disabilities is undergoing a profound transformation, particularly characterized by the keywords inclusion and participation. However, the quality of rehabilitation services tends to take a back seat in public discussions. Central to this is the question: What constitutes good work for people with disabilities? The scientific understanding of humane work provides an important reference point. Vanessa Kubek addresses the concept of humane work, adapting it to normative objectives such as inclusion, self-determination, and participation, and incorporates the perspectives of people with disabilities. In this way, she develops a guiding principle of "Humane Professional Participation" along with criteria for the analysis and evaluation of workplaces.