A manpower requisition form (MRF) is the internal request a department head raises to ask HR for additional or replacement staff. It records how many people are needed, for which role, at what budgeted CTC and why, and it collects approvals before HR starts sourcing.
Business justification (workload, project, client commitment, revenue impact): [Justification]
D. Candidate Profile
Minimum Qualification
Experience Range (years)
Key Skills / Certifications
Preferred Industry Background
Language Requirement
Travel Required (Yes/No, % of time)
E. Budget
Item
Minimum (₹ per annum)
Maximum (₹ per annum)
Fixed CTC
[Amount]
[Amount]
Variable / Incentive
[Amount]
[Amount]
Recruitment cost (agency / job portal)
[Amount]
[Amount]
F. Approvals
Approver
Name
Approved / Rejected
Signature & Date
Department Head
[Name]
Finance
[Name]
HR Head
[HR Name]
CEO / BU Head
[Name]
Declaration: I confirm that this requirement is genuine, the position details are accurate and the job description is attached. HR may begin sourcing only after all approvals above are recorded.
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Frequently asked questions
Who fills the manpower requisition form?+
The reporting manager or department head fills it and signs it. HR checks it against the manpower budget and routes it for Finance and management approval.
What is the difference between MRF and job description?+
The MRF is an approval request for headcount and budget. The job description explains the duties and skills of the role and is usually attached to the MRF.
Is a manpower requisition needed for replacement hiring?+
Most companies still require one, but many use a shorter replacement request that references the exiting employee and their last CTC.