Whether a direct cantonal appeal is admissible against a benefits statement without a formal decision and objection decision.
No. The appeal was premature because the insured person must first request a formal decision and then, if necessary, file an objection before appealing to the cantonal court.
Unemployment benefits are generally settled by statement under the simplified procedure. If the insured person disagrees, Article 51 paragraph 2 LPGA allows a formal decision to be requested, and only thereafter can an objection and cantonal appeal follow. No denial of justice or unjustified delay was present.